Luka Doncic amassed another impressive triple-double on Wednesday, as he led the Dallas Mavericks to a 124-112 win over the Indiana Pacers. The Mavs star logged a 13-point, 12-rebound, 12-assist triple-double as he etched his name in the league's history books yet again.

As reported by NBA on ESPN, Doncic now joins Oscar Robertson and Magic Johnson as the third player to have recorded 30 triple-doubles in the fewest number of games:

Those are some pretty legendary names right there, and Doncic adds another feather on his cap with his performance on Wednesday night. The Mavs superstar needed 50 fewer games to reach the 30-triple-doubles mark as compared to Los Angeles Lakers great Magic Johnson — a truly noteworthy feat. However, perhaps even more impressive is how we were all reminded how the great Oscar Roberston needed just 75 games to hit the same mark. Just wow.

Earlier in the season, Doncic also surpassed the greatest of all time, Michael Jordan, in the NBA's all-time triple-double list. Doncic, 21, has already logged more triple-doubles in three years than MJ did in his entire career.

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