A new chapter in NBA history has been written.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander of the Oklahoma City Thunder has officially surpassed the legendary scoring streak of Wilt Chamberlain, setting the longest streak of consecutive 20-point games in NBA history.

The record-breaking moment came when Gilgeous-Alexander reached 127 consecutive games scoring at least 20 points, surpassing Chamberlain’s long-standing record of 126 games, a milestone that had stood for more than six decades.

Chamberlain originally established the incredible streak during the early 1960s, an era when he dominated the league with historic scoring performances that remain among the greatest in basketball history.

For Gilgeous-Alexander, the achievement highlights not only scoring ability but also remarkable consistency in the modern NBA, where defensive schemes, athleticism, and competition have evolved significantly.

Throughout the streak, SGA has emerged as one of the league’s most dominant offensive players, regularly delivering performances that combine efficient scoring, playmaking, and leadership.

His ability to attack the rim, draw fouls, and create scoring opportunities from multiple areas of the court has made him nearly impossible to contain.

NBA fans and analysts quickly celebrated the moment online after the official National Basketball Association account confirmed the new record.

Breaking a mark set by Wilt Chamberlain is no small feat. Chamberlain remains one of the most iconic figures in basketball history, holding numerous records including the famous 100-point game.

Yet Gilgeous-Alexander’s achievement proves that modern NBA stars continue to push the boundaries of what is possible in the game.

Now that the record stands at 127 games and counting, fans are watching closely to see how far SGA can extend the historic streak.

For the Oklahoma City Thunder and their superstar guard, the journey is far from over.