With a score of 77-27 at halftime in their game against the Los Angeles Clippers, the Dallas Mavericks set a new NBA mark for a mid-game lead on Sunday at Staples Center.
With a score of 77-27 at halftime in their game against the Los Angeles Clippers, the Dallas Mavericks set a new NBA mark for a mid-game lead on Sunday at Staples Center.
The game ultimately ended 124-73, of course in favor of the Mavericks. Dallas (1-2) completely surprised their opponents with this priority of 50 points, the highest since 1954 and the addition of possession times of 24 seconds.
At the final whistle, Rick Carlisle’s men’s 51-point lead is the biggest since the Boston Celtics’ 56-point priority over the Chicago Bulls on December 8, 2018.
Fortunately for the Clippers (2-1), no supporters are allowed in their amphitheater in these times of COVID-19, since a riot would probably have broken out with this result which borders on the ridiculous.
Luka Doncic led the visitors with 24 points, as the coach gave the players usually on the bench some playing time. Paul George did his best for the Clippers with 15 points.
