Doncic's super triple-double also allowed him to break many records, becoming the youngest player to score 50+; the first player in NBA history to score 60+21+10; so far, 60 points is also his personal high this season and career high.
Doncic scored such data, which fully demonstrated his personal super strength. At the same time, it can also be seen from the side that the Lone Ranger's offense almost completely relies on Doncic. As long as one player from the Mavericks steps up, Doncic won't be so tired. You must know that Brunson, the Knicks' main guard, did not play, and Barrett only played for one minute before leaving the game and never played again. Therefore, this victory was entirely based on Doncic's personal ability to defeat his opponent.
Doncic's data today reminds me of former Suns star Booker. Booker could score high points in every game and had a performance of 60+, but the team's record was still sluggish and they couldn't even make the playoffs. Although the Mavericks' current record ranks sixth in the Western Conference, but thinking about the Mavericks being ruthlessly eliminated by the Warriors in the Western Conference Finals last season, you may be able to feel that this style of play is destined to not reach the end.
The Lone Ranger does not have an absolute second star, and a single-core team is destined to not go far in today's league. Therefore, if the Lone Ranger still relies so much on Doncic's offense this season, then this season will be just a copy and paste of last season. Maybe Doncic can gain a lot of honors, but the most valuable FMVP trophy may be further and further away from him.
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