Trae Young is stunned! The NBA's highest-scoring backdrop has been born.

Who else has dreams?

Against the Wizards, Adebayo shot 20 out of 43 from the field and made 36 out of 43 free throws, scoring a staggering 83 points; Trae Young did not play.

In 2024, Luka Doncic scored 73 points, while his opponent Trae Young scored 35 points.

In 2024, Stephen Curry scored 60 points, while his opponent Trae Young scored 35 points.

In 2019, James Harden scored 60 points in three quarters, while his opponent Trae Young scored 37 points.

In 2022, Kevin Durant scored his career-high 55 points, while his opponent Trae Young scored 36 points.

In 2023, Klay Thompson scored 54 points, while his opponent Trae Young scored 30 points.

In 2024, Malachi Flynn scored his career-high 50 points; Trae Young did not play.

George is known as the NBA's clutch-shot backdrop, while Trae Young is the backdrop for various high-scoring performances, and whether he plays or not, he cannot stop opponents from unleashing scoring explosions against his team.

It's really hard to understand: Adebayo, a player not known for scoring and a center, even with teammates and opponents all assisting, how could he achieve the second-highest single-game score in NBA history with 83 points?

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After the game, Wizards head coach Brian Keefe commented on the team's fourth-quarter performance, saying: "The fourth quarter no longer resembled a real basketball game."

In the full game, the Wizards lost 129-150 to the Heat; in the fourth quarter, the Heat scored 37 points, with Adebayo alone contributing 21 points.

Although the Wizards are tanking and have no desire for victory, letting opponents create historic feats against them is still hard to accept; no one wants to be the backdrop for someone else's success.

So far,the Wizards are second-to-last in the East and third-to-last in the league with 16 wins and 48 losses. If they maintain this ranking until the end of the regular season, they will have a 14% chance of getting the top pick in the summer draft.Selecting one of AJ Dybantsa, Peterson, or Cameron Boozer could propel them forward.

In short, with Trae Young and Anthony Davis already on the roster, if the Wizards add a top pick (No. 1, 2, or 3) from a strong draft year, their future looks promising.