The Thunder's franchise player, the current number one player in the League, a two-time MVP and two-time FMVP, Chris Chen Xi, was still on fire that night.
Despite the Warriors' desperate defense, he still launched a whopping 26 shots, making an absurd 18 of them.
He also went 7-for-10 from three and 12-for-13 at the free-throw line, exploding for 55 points, 6 rebounds, 8 assists, 2 steals, 1 block, and 0 turnovers!
It was another spectacular, reassuring performance worthy of a signature game.
With this 55-point masterpiece, Chen also pushed his scoring average back above 30 points per game.
In truth, even though Old Chen said he didn't care whenever the subject came up in public,
when circumstances allowed, he naturally still wanted to make another run at the Scoring Champion title~~
After all, he hadn't forgotten that his damnedly long list of achievement quests still included one called Ten Straight Scoring Titles...
Considering how many years that would take, and the fact that he probably wouldn't play for more than twenty seasons like James,
he figured that as long as he could avoid breaking the streak, he should do his best to keep it going~~
After all, this was already his fifth season in the League. If he broke the streak even once from here on, he might as well kiss that achievement goodbye~~
Though the reward for this achievement wasn't exactly indispensable to Chen Xi anymore,
for someone with a slight collecting habit, not completing every achievement and finishing every quest still felt a little frustrating~~
Come to think of it, MJ really was just too ridiculously good...
Back to the game.
With Chen Xi putting up another absurd stat line, Oklahoma clearly wasn't going to lose.
Even though Davis picked up a minor injury in the Third