Antetokounmpo breaks the past characteristic of 57 places, set by Michael Redd in 2006.






MILWAUKEE (AP) — Giannis Antetokounmpo scored an establishment record 64 focuses to help the Milwaukee Bucks outscore the Indiana Pacers 140-126 on Wednesday night. Antetokounmpo broke the group record of 57 set by Michael Redd in 2006 in a 113-111 misfortune to the Utah Jazz. Antetokounmpo's past profession high was 55 in a 123-113 triumph over Washington in January 2023. He had 54 at Indiana on Nov. 9. 

Antetokounmpo was 20 of 28 from the field, made 24 of 32 free tosses and had 14 bounce back.


"It's an extraordinary inclination. It's an extraordinary inclination, having the option to make it happen," Antetokounmpo said. "However much I can, I attempt to play b-ball for the right explanation. I attempt to play ball to win, attempt to play b-ball to assist my colleagues with being perfect, yet by the day's end, having the option to break this record before the fans here in this arena, it's an extraordinary inclination, as well."

"He's a relentless player. You can't watch him one-on-one. You have a few truly heroes encompassing him, however toward the day's end, it's all him," Bucks mentor Adrian Griffin said. "His ability. His capacity. His will. He has an extraordinary will to win, and he'll take the necessary steps to win. I'm simply training the game and one of the mentors told me, 'Better believe it, Giannis has 50. I had no clue.' However goodness, what an extraordinary exhibition."


Antetokounmpo was handled by Aaron Nesmith on a play under with 10:10 leftover, setting off a concise warmed trade including a few players. Nesmith was required a blatant 1, and Nesmith and the Bucks' Bobby Portis were evaluated specialized fouls.