The NBA regular season is coming to an end, and the top teams have begun to take a large-scale rotation of the main force, and the Bucks are no exception. Against the Clippers, Alphabet Brother, Holliday, and Middleton all hung up their free cards, and the coach sent a group of substitutes to fight.
Director Lou, though not wealthy, removed George, Reggie, Morris Jr., and Batum. The situation made heroes, the Clippers' general was in danger, 11 of 18 three-pointers, 43 points, 8 boards, 2 assists, 2 breaks and 3 blocks, three-point shooting and scoring set a career high, after 7 three-pointers and 31 points, respectively.
11 three-pointers in a single game tied the league record this season. The Jazz's Bogdanovic and timberwolves' Malik Beasley have both hit 11 three-pointers. The 11 three-pointers broke the Clippers' all-time record, which had previously been held by JJ Redick and Caron Butler (nine three-pointers).
The clippers slashed 153 points, setting a new single-game scoring record for 24 years in team history. The team's record highest scoring score was 152 points (on March 13, 1998, the Clippers beat the Raptors 152-120). The Clippers' collective outburst was phenomenal, with the whole team blossoming at multiple points, With Covington 43 points, Kofi 32 points, Kennard 23 points, Mann 18 points, Harten 14 points, Zubac 11 points, and none of these players averaged more than 12 points per game this season. The top three players in this lineup are Kennard with 11.6 points per game, Mann with 10.7 points and Zubac with 10.1 points.
In a post-game interview, Covington said that the alphabet brother encouraged him to storm the NBA three-point record, and Milwaukee's basket was as vast as the sea.