Celts Get a Little Too Raucous On New Year's, Pop a Cap In The Raps! Victory Cigar vs TOR 12/31

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Jayson Tatum has more 50-pt wins than 28 other franchises. He's tied with the 29th.

This stuff is sig material, ideal for folks who frequent the General Board.

For those wondering why I didn't put Jaylen Brown instead, he missed one of the 50-pt win games. Al Horford missed two.

EDIT: BTW, factoid basically saying Tatum leads all players in NBA history in 50-pt wins.

For the odd stat files - according to the guys on the First to the Floor pod, this was a unique game score in nBA history lol.

First 1152-71 score in NBA history.

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This stuff is sig material, ideal for folks who frequent the General Board.

For those wondering why I didn't put Jaylen Brown instead, he missed one of the 50-pt win games. Al Horford missed two.

EDIT: BTW, factoid basically saying Tatum leads all players in NBA history in 50-pt wins.

For the odd stat files - according to the guys on the First to the Floor pod, this was a unique game score in nBA history lol.

First 1152-71 score in NBA history.

Someone's been tracking this stuff on Twitter a while back. Basically, anything with a 40+ point lead and/or a winner score above 145, you're likely getting a unique game score.

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For those wondering why I didn't put Jaylen Brown instead, he missed one of the 50-pt win games. Al Horford missed two.

EDIT: BTW, factoid basically saying Tatum leads all players in NBA history in 50-pt wins.

For the odd stat files - according to the guys on the First to the Floor pod, this was a unique game score in nBA history lol.

First 1152-71 score in NBA history.

Someone's been tracking this stuff on Twitter a while back. Basically, anything with a 40+ point lead and/or a winner score above 145, you're likely getting a unique game score.

Hmm that makes sense, once the category gets rare enough then the unique scores get common.

Though this one doesn't have a huge outlier total, I suppose the 70 point game outcomes are fairly low.

Welp what can I say, Canada takes a drumming!

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For the odd stat files - according to the guys on the First to the Floor pod, this was a unique game score in nBA history lol.

First 1152-71 score in NBA history.

Someone's been tracking this stuff on Twitter a while back. Basically, anything with a 40+ point lead and/or a winner score above 145, you're likely getting a unique game score.

Hmm that makes sense, once the category gets rare enough then the unique scores get common.

Though this one doesn't have a huge outlier total, I suppose the 70 point game outcomes are fairly low.

Welp what can I say, Canada takes a drumming!

50-pt losses are rare to begin with (61 instances?). Then couple with the low losing team score.