The game was over, but the celebration inside the arena was far from finished.
Tang Tian was surrounded by his teammates, his ears filled with deafening shouts and constant bodies crashing into him.
At that moment, the Pelicans players looked even more excited than he did!
They were on the same team as a legend!
38 of 56 from the field, 14 of 15 from the line, 12 of 19 from three!
102 points!
Before this, no matter how professional an expert was, none of them could have imagined someone scoring that many points.
Chamberlain's 100-point record had come in ancient times, when defense was atrocious and the ball was basically always in one person's hands.
A hundred points sounded impressive, but many people still held Kobe's 81-point game from the early 2000s in higher regard.
But now, whether it was 81 or 100, Tang Tian had shattered them all!
And he had done it under early 2000s basketball rules, without a hint of inflation!
"This is the greatest game in NBA history, without question!"
At the Commentary Booth, Breen had recovered enough to rise to his feet and exclaim.
"This is a miracle, an unbelievable miracle! We witnessed a miracle with our own eyes!"
Miller had come back down from the Commentary Booth and was shouting at the top of his lungs as well.
To witness a player score 102 points, and to call that very game, meant their broadcasting careers were complete.
At the same time, the fans on the hotline had gone wild.
"102 points! What an animal! No, worse than an animal!"
"38 of 56, 12 of 19 from three! The hoop was basically the Pacific Ocean!"
"Big Dipper's coffin lid can't stay down anymore! The record ranked as the most impossible to break in NBA