Luka Doncic has made NBA history by scoring 92 points in his first two games of the season, setting a Lakers franchise record that has stood for 56 years. In the second game, Doncic scored 49 points, becoming the first Lakers player with back-to-back 40-point games to start a season and joining NBA legends like Kobe Bryant, Michael Jordan, and Wilt Chamberlain in this feat. His performance included shooting 14-for-23 from the field, 5-for-12 from three, and 16-for-19 from the free-throw line, along with 11 rebounds and 8 assists. His teammate Austin Reaves praised Doncic’s talent, suggesting he could average 40 points per game, which would significantly benefit the team. The Lakers' offense was highly effective, improving from their previous game, with better shooting percentages and fewer turnovers. Despite trailing early, the Lakers dominated the middle quarters and finished strong, with Doncic narrowly missing a 50-point game after a late foul. Deandre Ayton scored his first points with the Lakers, contributing to the win and showcasing his potential in pick-and-roll plays, although chemistry with the guards is still developing. The game also featured a memorable moment where Ayton missed a dunk, which energized the team and fans, highlighting the high talent ceiling for the Lakers this season. Coach JJ Redick humorously noted the historic nature of the game, with Doncic achieving a remarkable start to the season and the Lakers demonstrating a promising offensive resurgence.