Game 2 of the NBA Finals belonged to the Phoenix Suns as they won the game 118-108 despite a furious, late run by the Milwaukee Bucks. Devin Booker and Chris Paul were terrific once again, and Giannis Antetokounmpo caught fire late and dropped 42 points in the Bucks' loss. However, Devin Booker set a weird milestone and one that Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, and Stephen Curry never touched.

According to StatMuse, Booker is the only player besides Jason Terry in the past two decades to shoot at least 25 shots with zero free throws.

The Suns' guard has really didn't touch the free-throw line despite pouring in 25 shot attempts in Game 2, and the Suns as a team shot just 14 free throws after shooting 26 in Game 1.

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Either way, Booker was electric and impossible to guard, and he got to his spots time and time again, frustrating the Bucks so much that Giannis had an outburst on the sideline in the second quarter.

Seriously, Booker has gotten under the skin of every team he has faced in the playoffs because he continuously makes tough shots time and time again, and Mike Budenholzer and the Bucks simply have no answer for him or Chris Paul through the first two games.

Now the Bucks will regroup and head to Milwaukee with Phoenix holding a commanding 2-0 lead.