Cameron Bouchea Thomas, born October 13, 2001, is an American professional basketball player for the Brooklyn Nets who holds the NBA record as the youngest player to score 40+ points in three consecutive games. Showing early talent by winning a free throw contest at age seven, he later excelled at Oak Hill Academy and had a standout college career at LSU, leading all freshmen in scoring with 23 points per game and earning First Team All-SEC honors. Drafted 27th overall by the Nets in 2021, Thomas quickly proved his scoring prowess, notably being named NBA Summer League MVP. His professional breakthrough occurred in February 2023 when he achieved his historic scoring streak, putting up 44, 47, and 43 points in consecutive games against the Wizards, Clippers, and Suns. While celebrated for his on-court achievements, he also faced a $40,000 fine for an anti-gay comment made during a post-game interview, highlighting a notable incident in his young career.