Zach LaVine's 41 vs. Philadelphia 76ers put him in Stephen Curry's and Michael Jordan's company

LaVine made history with his incredible scoring/shooting display in a 126-112 win vs. 76ers.

It's not often a player joins Stephen Curry's and Michael Jordan's company with a single-game performance. But that's the level Zach LaVine reached with his 41-point outing against the Philadelphia 76ers.

LaVine's third game with 10+ 3s

LaVine had 11 three-pointers in a 126-112 victory that snapped the Chicago Bulls 12-game losing streak against the Sixers. The 2x All-Star was two 3-pointers shy of tying the franchise record he set when he hit 13 threes in a win over the Charlotte Hornets on November 23, 2019.

“Once I got it going, that basket looked like an ocean,” LaVine said after the game.

Zach joined Stephen Curry as the only player to make at least 11 three-pointers while shooting 80 percent or more. LaVine shot 11-of-13 from long range in yesterday's game; the Golden State Warriors' superstar did it on February 27, 2013 when he went off for 54 points against the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden.

This was LaVine's third career game with more than 10 three-pointers made—he now ranks fourth on the list of guys who racked up 10+ threes in a single game behind only Curry, Klay Thompson, and Damian Lillard.

40+ point games in Bulls history

LaVine's incredible scoring display against the 76ers further cemented him on the list of Bulls' players with multiple 40-point games—the 27-year-old ranks second behind only Michael Jordan.

This was Zach's 17th game with 40+points scored as a Bull; MJ reached that threshold in 203 games (including playoffs) during his run in Chicago. DeMar DeRozan, who had a quiet 12-point night against the 76ers, sits fourth on the list with 10 40+point games. Third-placed Bob Love, who played for the Bulls in the 70s, did it 13 times.