The Grizzlies Clobber Thunder is 73 to set the NBA record for most success Basketball Stories

Nine Memphis Grizzlies players have doubled their 152-79 basketball victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder.

The Memphis Grizzlies have broken the National Basketball Association (NBA) record to win, embarrassing the Oklahoma City Thunder 152-79.

Thursday’s 73-point victory easily surpassed previous goals, which were The Cleveland Cavaliers-68 points spread over the Miami Heat, 148-80, on December 17, 1991.

Memphis – who did not have their best player, the injured man who oversaw all-star Ja Morant – used 12 players and nine of them came in two on goal, with Jaren Jackson Jr leading 27 points.

With a score of half the time that was 72-36, the Grizzlies just added a lead, leading by 78 points. They were the leading scorers in every NBA game from 1996-97.

73 points !? That’s fine

– Draymond Green (@ Money23Green) December 3, 2021

The Grizzlies set a record for shooting franchises, making 62.5 percent from the field. It was also 52.8 percent from the three divisions. Reserves De’Anthony Melton scored 19 points, Santi Aldama had 18 and John Konchar added 17 to the Grizzlies.

“Guys, I feel good,” Melton said after the game. “I love being in the history books, especially in front of the crowd.

We did it once until 15. Everyone helped.

Taylor Jenkins, a Memphis coach, said: “Franchise’s writing is obviously good. Proud of our guys that they don’t care about that.

“We are encouraged by what we do every night. Tonight it was shown in a non-judgmental and safe manner.”

Low Thunderstorms now has a record of major road losses and major home losses in league history. In May, he was beaten at home by 57 points by the Indiana Pacers.

“Tonight is not who we are,” said Thunder coach Mark Daiigneault. “I think we have shown this in a competitive way. This does not show who our team is.”