Adams' career night against the Sixers
25 Jan
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The scoring exploits of King #226 Jaylen Adams were on full display on Friday night, during Sydney's round 18 clash with Adelaide at Qudos Bank Arena.
The NBL22 MVP had 24 points at half-time before going on to finish with 43 points, during the Kings' loss to the Sixers.
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By doing so, St Bonaventure University alum became the first player in franchise history to score 40 points against the same opponent twice in one season (having scored 41 against the Sixers in round 14.
His 43 points also set a new Kings record high for a 40-minute game, with Derrick Walton Jr's club record of 45 points coming in a double-overtime game.
Adams and his Hoops Capital side next host Perth on Sunday, February 2 at Qudos Bank Arena, with tickets still available here.
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