Jaylen Johnson, you are so cruel. He broke out completely at the age of 24 and created a unique record in 1979.

On November 14, the NBA Hawks and Jazz staged a wonderful offensive battle. Both teams were young and in the rebuilding stage. In the end, Jaylen Johnson became the protagonist. He broke out completely and not only set an NBA record, but also led the Hawks to defeat the Jazz 132-122.

The Jazz started with a hot touch and launched an 11-0 attack wave. Then Jaylen Johnson stepped forward. He first stole Nurkic and then completed a fast break dunk. Then he sent a precise pass to help Okongwu hit a three-pointer, instantly igniting the atmosphere at home. After the first quarter, the Hawks relied on a strong counterattack at the end to lead 42-33. Jaylen has contributed 8 points, 3 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 steals.

Jalen Johnson continued his hot streak in the second quarter. He was unstoppable from inside and outside, shot from outside the three-point line without miss, and on the defensive end, he completed steals continuously like an iron gate. At the end of this quarter, the Hawks widened the point difference to 13 points, and Jaylen's halftime data was fixed at 22 points, 5 rebounds, 8 assists and 5 steals, successfully setting a record.

After changing sides and fighting again, the Jazz launched a fierce counterattack. Markkanen was in great form, scoring 15 points in a single quarter, leading the team to a 36-23 attack wave, narrowing the point difference to only 2 points. The Eagles stabilized their position with Jaylen's connection, and Okongwu frequently succeeded in the interior, effectively curbing the Jazz's counterattack momentum. At the critical moment of the fourth quarter, Jaylen took over the game again. Not only did he break through and score, he also created excellent opportunities for his teammates many times, ultimately helping the Eagles seal the victory.

Five players from the Jazz scored in double figures. Among them, Markkanen performed brilliantly, scoring 6 three-pointers and efficiently scoring 40 points and 7 rebounds. Bailey also scored 21 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists, George Jr. scored 19 points, 6 rebounds and 7 assists, and Nurkic had a near triple-double. However, they all became backgrounds in the end, because the Eagles' dual-core team was too sharp. Okongwu hit 8 three-pointers and scored 32 points and 11 rebounds. Jaylen Johnson even scored a near-quadruple-double with 31 points, 18 rebounds, 14 assists and 7 steals. Walker, Risashe, Krejic and Kennard also scored in double figures.

Today is a milestone night for Jaylen Johnson. He has achieved an amazing record. He has become the first player in the NBA's 79 years to score at least 20 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists and 5 steals in a half. This record is full of gold. It is worth mentioning that the Eagles did not provide Trae Young with a super-maximum contract. Judging from Jaylen Johnson's performance this year, he is at a proper All-Star level, and he will also become the Eagles' future team-building contract. The five-year 150 million contract extension has also become a value-for-money contract.