New Orleans Pelicans big man Anthony Davis dropped a ridiculous 59 points and grabbed 20 rebounds in a win over the Detroit Pistons on Sunday. 

He's the first NBA player since Shaquille O'Neal in 2000 to score 59-plus points while nabbing 20-plus rebounds. 

While this was a tremendous overall performance from Davis, its impact goes much further than the hardwood. 

Looking at the fake basketball world, Davis won a lot of people some pretty tasty cash on Sunday. 

He tallied a total of 89 points in FanDuel contests. To put that into perspective, Davis' largest single-game performance this season prior to Sunday was a 65.3-point outing against the Phoenix Suns back in November. 

It also represented 38.1 more points than LeBron James, the No. 2 FanDuel player from Sunday's early slate of NBA action, tallied in a 25-point, seven-rebound, 11-assist performance against the Oklahoma City Thunder. 

When looking at all-time great fantasy performances, this is right up there among the best in recent history, especially when checking in on DFS contests.

In fact, it represents 40 more points than Russell Westbrook, the top FanDuel player this season, is averaging for the year. That 40 points is less than what just eight players in the Association were averaging heading into Sunday's action.

This means he doubled up the average production of the top-20 players in FanDuel contests for the season. Think about that for a second.