Tom Haberstro put an asterisk on BAM's game.

He also put it on Kobe's game and Wilts game, no, because all of those high-scoring games are a little bit bogus.

This is from Sam Quinn of CBS.

Kobe scored the last 22 Laker points when he scored 81, 17 of which came with a double-digit lead,

the last seven from the free throw line.

Wilt and Devin Booker are the only players to score 70 against winning teams, and they only did it in losses.

Luca is the only player to score 70 in single-digit win.

Mitchell did it in overtime.

All 70-point games are a little fake.

That's why we don't see them in the playoffs, he said.

Don't we have to, or can't we all just acknowledge,

the only way a player can score that many points in a game,

there has to be bullshit, right? I don't think that you can get to

a hundred without bullshit. I think in the modern game it's possible that I do think that we

will see a hundred in our lifetime just because there's going to be a marksman from outside that

doesn't miss. Oh, but the greatest quarter I've

seen is Clay Thompson's, right? He had 37 points. Did he make 10 threes in that quarter? I think that's the scenario which, unless the rules change, that you're going to see somebody go for triple day. This is why I'm telling you guys, though, that the BAM first quarter is the most impressive thing I've ever seen in a heat uniform during a regular season game. The first quarter,

when you're looking at a guy who, is the most impressive thing I've ever seen in a heat uniform during a regular season game.

The first quarter, when you're looking at a guy who, and you've seen the stats over the last

couple of days here, he made as many threes against the Wizards as he did in his first five

seasons in the league combined. I mean, that's crazy. And he shot a bunch of them. What was funny, one of the

many funny things about that is there were about seven of them that just hit the backboard.

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