you are listening to the Dan Patrick show on Fox Sports Radio.

Final hour on this Thursday, Dan and the Danette, Dan Patrick show minus a

Danette. Fridsey is down for the count. Hopefully back for Meet Friday. Michael

Wilbon will join us coming up here in a little bit. Final hour of the program.

Do you have too much scoring in the NBA? We'll talk to Wilbon about that.

I know every every league wants more scoring and you have that. Whether it's

baseball, whether it's football, basketball, can it be too much of a good thing?

We'll talk to Wilbon about that. And I'm looking at the numbers here.

The NBA teams right now are averaging just under 114 points per game.

That's the most since 1969, 1970.

There have also been 94 games of at least one player having 40 plus points in a game.

That is the most in NBA history at this point of the season.

Blowing away the previous mark. That was 71 back in 1962. Yes, point.

If you remember about four years ago, I suggested making the three-point line,

the two and a half point line. And that was quickly shot down.

Yes, it was. And I get a lot of traction.

Yes, it was. What if we took away the three-point shot?

What if we took it away for one season?

You could still shoot deep if you wanted to. But I wonder what the game would look like if you

took away the three-point shot for a year. Yes, you give me scrunchy face there.

Yeah, well, it's just wondering why you hate Steph Curry so much.

I love Steph Curry. Love Steph Curry.

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