It wasn't too long ago when Toronto Raptors guard Malachi Flynn dropped a mind-numbing 73 points during a pro-am game. Apparently, Raptors teammate Scottie Barnes wanted to join in on the fun. On Saturday, he did just that.

Barnes and Flynn made an appearance in the Ball Don's Stop pro-am game in Toronto, and to say that they put on a show would be an understatement. The pair combined for a jaw-dropping 88 points in what turned out to be a performance for the ages (h/t ClutchPoints on Twitter):

Article Continues Below
More Toronto Raptors News
Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo (34) drives to the basket against Toronto Raptors forward Scottie Barnes (4) in the second half at Fiserv Forum.
Raptors rumors: Giannis, Toronto hold ‘mutual trade interest,’ with a ‘wild card’Zachary Weinberger ·
Toronto Raptors president Masai Ujiri looks on court side before a NBA game against the Miami Heat at Scotiabank Arena.
Raptors rumors: Brian Windhorst hints at possible ‘big fish’ tradeZachary Weinberger ·
Duke Blue Devils guard Kon Knueppel (7) shoots the ball against Alabama Crimson Tide center Clifford Omoruyi (11) during the second half in the East Regional final of the 2025 NCAA tournament at Prudential Center.
Ranking 5 best Kon Knueppel destinations in 2025 NBA DraftJulian Ojeda ·
Toronto Maple Leafs President and Alternate Governor Brendan Shanahan watched the game Tampa Bay Lightning during the first period at Scotiabank Arena
Why Brendan Shanahan’s exit from Maple Leafs could be good news for RaptorsAlex House ·
Ranking 5 best Darius Garland trade destinations if Cavs blow it up
Ranking 5 best Darius Garland trade destinations if Cavs blow it upJulian Ojeda ·
Collin Murray-Boyles, Noa Essengue, Khaman Maluach in the middle, Head coach Darko Rajakovic, and GM Bobby Webster around them, Toronto Raptors wallpaper in the background
Toronto Raptors’ 3 best options for No. 9 pick in 2025 NBA DraftEnzo Flojo ·

Despite Barnes being the bigger draw here — after all, he is the reigning Rookie of the Year and is primed to be Toronto's cornerstone star of the future — it was actually Flynn who stole the show yet again. He didn't get to 73 this time, but he still put up 53 big ones en route to another eyebrow-raising performance.

Flynn didn't exactly have a significant impact on the Raptors last season as a sophomore, averaging just 4.3 points in 12.2 minutes per game. His back-to-back scoring explosions in the pro-am circuit prove, however, that the 6-foot-1 point guard is more than capable of getting buckets.

Scottie Barnes wasn't bad himself. The 21-year-old finished with 34 points, along with a handful of flashy dunks to wow the adoring crowd. Barnes has been rumored to be on the radar of the Brooklyn Nets as the centerpiece in a potential Kevin Durant trade deal, but at this point, the Raptors seem to have slapped their prized youngster with the untouchable tag.