One of the NBA's youngest players just threw up a 70-point game

If you are a hoops fan and didn't know the name Devin Booker before... you definitely should now. The 20-year old Phoenix Suns guard shocked the NBA world on Friday night when he threw up a 70-point game in a losing effort to the Boston Celtics. The 70 points set a season-high for the NBA,

If you are a hoops fan and didn't know the name Devin Booker before... you definitely should now.

The 20-year old Phoenix Suns guard shocked the NBA world on Friday night when he threw up a 70-point game in a losing effort to the Boston Celtics. The 70 points set a season-high for the NBA, and are the most points scored by an NBA player in one game since Kobe Bryant's 81-point game in 2006. Booker became only the sixth player all time to score 70 points or more in an NBA game.

Booker also had eight rebounds and six assists in the 130-120 loss to the Celtics.

A lot of fans, players, and journalists alike took to Twitter to express their shock over Booker's accomplishment.

And now Devin Booker has more points than any opponent, ever, has scored in Boston.

Sixty. Four.

— Tim Reynolds (@ByTimReynolds) March 25, 2017

Wait. Hold up. Devin Booker is doing WHAT?!

— Thunder Digest (@Thunder_Digest) March 25, 2017

70pts????? Wow

— Nikola Vucevic (@NikolaVucevic) March 25, 2017

Devin Booker has 60+ points!?!?!?

— Ryan (@ImRyan) March 25, 2017

Devin Booker broke Suns record for points in a game.

Tom Chambers previously held that record with 60 in March 1990 against SuperSonics

— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) March 25, 2017

And of course, a celebration by the team itself.

History!!!!!!!! pic.twitter.com/NIdFeeLkEF

— Jared Dudley (@JaredDudley619) March 25, 2017

Booker went into the game on Friday averaging 21 points per contest for the Suns... it's safe to say that his average went up just a bit with this performance.

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