The Dallas Mavericks defeated the Golden State Warriors 143-133 on Sunday night. Luka Doncic led the Mavericks with 45 points, while Andrew Wiggins led the Warriors with 29 points. The game was a shootout throughout, with defense optional and shooting mandatory.

Here are the stats you should know:

45-11-13-3-2: Points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks for Luka Doncic

Honestly, there could be a statistic from Doncic’s absurd play. Doncic was almost perfect. He was 16 of 23 from the field, including 10 of 12 from two and 6 of 11 from three. He only had three turnovers and dominated the game in a way that very few people in NBA history could. He even contributed to the five stocks (steals and blocks), showing what a dominant overall night he had.

29: Points for Klay Thompson

Klay had a spectacular shooting night, going 9 of 14 from the field, including 7 of 11 from three. He also contributed five rebounds, four assists and two steals. He was a team-high plus-21 as he showed the Warriors what they were missing.

5: Three-pointer for Draymond Green

The magnetic ball wasn’t just reserved for the Mavericks. Draymond Green appeared to be carrying a shooting upgrade in his invisible backpack as he continually fired shots that the Mavericks challenged him to take. Unfortunately, his usual defense didn’t accompany his newfound shooting prowess, as he didn’t record a block or a steal.

36: Assists for the Mavericks

Doncic’s 13 assists obviously put the Mavericks ahead, but they received 23 more assists. Kyrie Irving contributed eight assists. Spencer Dinwiddie and Thompson both had four. The Mavericks took so many shots because they looked great. They got great looks moving the ball and finding open shooters.

Overall, this game was the Mavericks offense at its best. Doncic was supernova without being a ball-dominating black hole. Everyone had room to work and the Mavericks bent the Warriors’ defense until it collapsed.