Has anyone had a 60/20/10 game?

Luka Dončić Makes History with Unthinkable 60/20/10 Game

On December 28, 2025, basketball fans witnessed something no one had ever seen in the NBA’s 78-year history—until now. Luka Dončić, the Dallas Mavericks’ superstar, delivered a performance so absurdly dominant that it defied logic: 60 points, 21 rebounds, and 10 assists in a 126–121 victory over the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden.

Scoring 60 points alone is a rare feat, achieved only a handful of times in league history. Pairing that with 20 rebounds and 10 assists? Until last night, it existed only in video game fantasies. No player—neither Wilt, nor Russell, not Jordan, LeBron, or Kareem—had ever put up a 60/20/10 line. Dončić didn’t just break records; he invented a new one.

From the opening tip, it was clear Luka was in another zone. He attacked the rim with ferocity, pulled down board after board, and dished out dimes like a point guard half his size. His game was a masterclass in control and willpower. With under two minutes left and the Knicks clawing back, he sank a step-back three—foul called—then calmly sank the free throw to seal the Mavericks’ win.

What makes this feat even more remarkable is the sheer versatility it demands. To score at that volume, rebound like a center, and still orchestrate the offense? It’s a testament to Luka’s unique blend of size, skill, and basketball IQ. Analysts will debate for years whether this performance can ever be matched.

For now, though, the basketball world pauses. Luka Dončić didn’t just make history—he rewrote it. And he did it in electric New York fashion, on the league’s brightest stage, with a stat line no one thought possible. The 60/20/10 game is real. And it has one name attached: Luka.