Bam Adebayo's Record-Breaking Game Sparks Sportsmanship Debate

0:00You're listening to Durham News today, powered by the Daily News Now. Miami Heat Star BAM Audubio made NBA history on Tuesday, March 10th, with a massive scoring outburst against the Washington Wizards, and a 150-129 victory at home. He tallied the second most points in a single game ever, topping Kobe Bryant. 81 from 2006, and trailing only Wilt Chamberlain's 100 from 1962. The game turned controversial late when Audubio had already reached 70 points with 9 minutes left. Despite its 25 point lead and him at 77, he coach Eric Spolstra, kept him on the floor. Audubio then set league records with 43 free throw attempts, sinking 36 of them. Fans and analysts quickly called out what looked like stat padding in the blowout fourth quarter. Wizards coach Brian Keefe labeled it not real basketball, pointing to the 16 free throws at a bio got down the stretch as his team tried to shut him down.

1:00In a press conference on Thursday, March 12th, Audubio fired back, saying, blame the Wizards coach for leaving him one-on-one all-game. He shrugged off critics chasing greatness means going for it when the chance arises. Spolstra stood firm, too, apologizing to no one over the decision. The debate rages on about sportsmanship versus historic moments in lopsided games like this. Quick thanks to today's sponsor, see the description for more. No need to switch positions. The sound is already where your head is. S-O-L-I-SOLYPILLO.COM