Dallas coach Jason Kidd had no concerns about Luke Doncic’s scoring spree disrupting the Mavericks’ game plan, stating, “He is the game plan.”

Doncic’s historic night saw him score a franchise-record 73 points, the fourth-highest in NBA history, leading the Mavericks to a 148-143 win over the Atlanta Hawks. Doncic surpassed his personal best and team-record 60 points, contributing 41 points in the first half alone.Despite facing constant attention from Atlanta’s defense, Doncic emphasized the significance of the team’s win. His triple-double pursuit included 10 rebounds and seven assists, but he downplayed his individual achievements.Doncic’s performance came just four days after Joel Embiid’s 70-point game for the 76ers. The Mavericks’ victory ended a three-game losing streak, while the Hawks suffered their fourth straight loss. Doncic’s teammates celebrated the achievement in the locker room, dousing him with a water shower.The Hawks had no answer for Doncic’s scoring prowess, as he set a franchise record for points in any half, showcasing his dominance against his former NBA home. The league announced the rescheduling of the rematch between the teams to April 4.