Oklahoma City Thunder superstar Shai Gilgeous-Alexander continues to climb the NBA record books, extending his streak of consecutive 20-point games to 92, now the second-longest such run in league history.

Gilgeous-Alexander reached the milestone with a 37-point performance in the Thunder’s win over the Phoenix Suns, pushing him past Oscar Robertson and tying Wilt Chamberlain’s second-longest streak. The only player ahead of him is Chamberlain himself, who holds the all-time record with 126 straight 20-point outings.

The Thunder guard has been on this torrid scoring stretch since last season, carrying the momentum of an MVP-caliber run and the team’s championship push. His consistency has powered Oklahoma City to another dominant start, and he remains the engine of one of the league’s most efficient offenses.

Already one of the NBA’s premier three-level scorers, Gilgeous-Alexander has elevated his game further this season, blending elite shot creation with improved playmaking and efficiency. His ability to deliver every night has given the Thunder a remarkably high offensive floor, while also solidifying his place among the league’s true superstars.

Oklahoma City has surged to one of the league’s best records again this year, and Gilgeous-Alexander’s nightly output is a major reason why. The Thunder are riding another extended winning streak, and the 27-year-old guard continues to show no signs of slowing down.

Now sitting alone in second place on the NBA’s all-time consecutive 20-point games list, Gilgeous-Alexander’s next target is Chamberlain’s towering mark. If he maintains this pace, he will have a realistic opportunity to challenge the record later in the season.

Regardless of where the streak ultimately ends, Gilgeous-Alexander’s historic consistency is further cementing his legacy – and reinforcing Oklahoma City’s status as a title contender built around one of the league’s most reliable and dominant scorers.