Bam Adebayo, NBA History and Ethical 70-Plus-Point Games

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Bam Adebayo points tonight: What did Heat star do after historic game?
In his first game after dropping a historic 83 points, Miami Heat center Bam Adebayo had a tougher time creating shots.

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Where Bam Adebayo Ranks Among the Most Ethical 70-Plus-Point Games in NBA History
Bam Adebayo fires back at critics of 'unethical' 83-point game
Why Charles Barkley thinks Bam Adebayo is ‘lucky’ to play in 2026
Charles Barkley believes Bam Adebayo’s historic 83-point performance says as much about the modern NBA as it does about the Miami Heat star himself.

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Shaquille O’Neal Praises Bam Adebayo Chasing “The Record” With 83-Point Game, Says Kids Should Follow His Example
Bam Adebayo Claps Back At Critics After Historic 83-Point NBA Performance: ‘Can’t Be Mad At That’
How Bam Adebayo’s 83-point game ‘inspired’ Heat’s huge win vs. Giannis, Bucks
“I thought this was one of our more impressive wins of the season,” Spoelstra said. “Going into it, you want to make sure that you have your emotional and mental batteries recharged. But it’s quite na...

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Miami Heat Star Bam Adebayo Defends 83-Point Game Amid ‘Unethical’ Comments and Backlash
"Their coach started fouling my teammates" – Bam Adebayo on Wizards' unethical play in 83-point game
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That was the way of the world - Julius Erving shares why there were so many fights in the ABA in the 70s

Julius Erving explains why fights were part of ABA basketball.

Every player to score 70 or more in an NBA game

In NBA history, joining the 70-point club means being a part of an exclusive group in league history. Although the NBA’s inaugural season was in 1947-48, it wasn’t until the 1960-61 season that Elgin Baylor of the Los Angeles Lakers became the first player to score at least 70 in a game.

Former All-Star Marques Johnson still dunking at age 70

He has dunked every year on his birthday for decades — and can still do it.
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Walt Frazier highlighted NBA legends who fought for racism in the '60s and '70s: "These guys stood up for us"

Though subtle racism may still exist in certain NBA venues from time to time, on a broader level, it is difficult to imagine a Black player in today's league being openly disrespected purely because of their skin color or physical appearance. New York ...