For Luka Dončić, making NBA history is a casual feat.

The Dallas Mavericks star became the first NBA player to notch six straight 30-point triple-doubles on Saturday.

He put up 39 points, 10 assists and 10 rebounds in a 142-124 win over the Detroit Pistons, surpassing Los Angeles Clippers guard Russell Westbrook’s record of five consecutive 30-point triple-doubles.

Additionally, Dončić is now on a streak of five straight triple-doubles with 35 points or more. Westbrook and NBA legend Oscar Robertson both have three, while fellow Clipper James Harden has two.

Dončić, 25, landed on the bench in the final minutes of Saturday night’s win, as his explosion in the second half pushed the Mavericks to a comfortable lead.

He tried on a pair of his teammate’s sport glasses while he enjoyed the remainder of the game:

Kyrie Irving added 21 points and five assists for the Mavs, while Daniel Gafford and Tim Hardaway Jr. both recorded 17. Derrick Jones Jr. contributed 12 points.

“That just shows what level he’s playing on right now,” Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd said of Dončić after the win. “He knows he can score the ball, and he’s also able to find his teammates and, lastly, he’s able to rebound the ball.”

Kidd has gotten pretty creative with his praise for Dončić recently. In January, he said the Slovenian star was the Mavericks’ best franchise player, adding that he belongs in the GOAT conversation with Michael Jordan.

After Dončić became the first player in NBA history to record a triple-double with 35 or more points in four straight games during a 114-108 win over the Miami Heat on Thursday, Kidd said Dončić is a player “as rare as a Picasso.”

Saturday’s win marked the Mavericks’ second consecutive victory, a positive trend after a three-game losing streak.

For the Pistons, it was the 10th loss in 12 games. Detroit’s third-year leader, Cade Cunningham, had 33 points, 10 assists and nine rebounds in the effort, while teammate Ausar Thompson had to exit due to an illness.

Dončić and the Mavericks, who are eighth in the Western Conference, are back in action Monday against the Chicago Bulls.