Jimmy Butler’s 56-point historic playoff performance last Monday night in game four of the first round of the NBA Playoffs against two-time MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks shocked the basketball world with their upset win, now leading the series 3-1. The Heat came into the series as major underdogs, facing off against the team with the best regular-season record in the league going into the playoffs: The Milwaukee Bucks.

The Heat’s success can be attributed to their defensive prowess and their ability to play team basketball, with many role players making big shots in crunch time like Max Strus and Caleb Martin. Antetokounmpo’s 26-point triple double was not enough to beat Miami however, even with a 10-point lead with 6:08 remaining in the 4th quarter; Jimmy Butler’s memorable performance–especially in the last couple minutes left in the game– was the primary reason as to why the Heat we able to win 119-114 against the Bucks on Apr. 24th.

“I love the competitive aspect of (the playoffs),” Butler said after the game via Jamal Collier of ESPN. “This is where all the best players, they show up and they show out. I’m not saying I’m one of those best players; I just want to be looked at as such. I want to do everything for my team to win, along with everybody on this roster. I think (team president Pat Riley and coach Erik Spoelstra) wanted me here for a reason.

Butler continues, year after year, to elevate to the next level during the postseason as the NBA’s playoff leading scorer, averaging 36.5 points per game–Jimmy averaged 22.9 points per game during the 22-23 regular season. Only four other players have scored more points in a game than Butler’s 56-point performance in the history of the NBA. Will Jimmy Butler maintain this hot streak? The basketball world will see whether or not he can (Apr. 26) as the Bucks face elimination in game five in their home stage.

“I don’t think Jimmy would want me up here ranking this performance or anything,” Spoelstra said via ESPN. “He’s not relaxing. He understands what we still have to do, and he understands who we’re facing. We still have to find a way to get the job done.”