The prediction market for Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's consecutive 20-point games has undergone a dramatic reassessment, with odds for reaching 135+ games collapsing from 96¢ to 19¢. The 77-cent swing reflects the market's reaction to Sunday's razor-thin continuation of the streak.

Gilgeous-Alexander extended his streak to 128 straight of 20+ point games in the Thunder's 116-103 win over the Timberwolves on Sunday. After scoring four points in the first half, his streak appeared in jeopardy. With under two minutes left in the fourth quarter, Gilgeous-Alexander was at 17 points before hitting an and-1 on a contested mid-range shot while drawing Edwards to foul. The reigning MVP hit his 20th point at the free-throw line.

Gilgeous-Alexander, the reigning MVP, broke a record held by Chamberlain for more than six decades by scoring at least 20 points in 127 consecutive regular-season games just days earlier. The market's dramatic repricing suggests Sunday's near-miss exposed the streak's vulnerability, with traders now viewing each game as increasingly precarious despite SGA's elite scoring ability.