
Domantas Sabonis, the center for the Sacramento Kings, saw his impressive streak of double-doubles come to an end at 61 games in a recent match against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Despite his team's 112-105 loss, Sabonis managed to contribute with eight points and 13 rebounds.
This streak places Sabonis in the history books, as he now holds the seventh-longest streak of double-doubles in NBA history. Surpassing Elvin Hayes' record of 60 consecutive double-doubles from 1968 to 1969, Sabonis had been on a remarkable run. His streak was the longest since the merger of the NBA and ABA in the 1976-77 season, surpassing Kevin Love's mark of 53 straight double-doubles just last month.