Andrew Wiggins scored 47 points Sunday to become the youngest Timberwolves player to total 40-plus points in a single game. He’s not the only Wolves young star to set a new record within the past week, though.

Karl-Anthony Towns scored 116 points to break the New York City NBA Store's record at Pop-a-Shot.
Towns posed next to the arcade with a handwritten sign that read “116,” mirroring the iconic photo of Wilt Chamberlain holding “100” sign after his 100-point game in 1962.
“History!” Towns said after achieving the feat and claiming he was shooting for 130.
By comparison, Kobe Bryant totaled an impressive Pop-a-Shot score of 87 while visiting Twitter’s headquarters in 2013.
Maybe Towns’ hot hand will carry over onto the court and he’ll be the next Wolves player to score 40- or 50-plus points in a game.
Watch Towns break the record:
ICYMI: @karltowns catches fire and sets @NBAStore NYC Pop-a-shot record! pic.twitter.com/J2TXH3QZFJ
— NBA Store (@NBASTORE) November 8, 2016
1️⃣1️⃣6️⃣ @KarlTowns sets @NBASTORE NYC pop-a-shot record! pic.twitter.com/h7vW6Pan55
— NBA Store (@NBASTORE) November 7, 2016
Towns, however, has nothing on these guys.

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