On December 17, Beijing time, in the Sun vs. Wizards, the 36-year-old veteran Paul ushered in a milestone record. With Paul surpassing the 400-point mark in total this season, he reached the milestone of at least 400 points and 250 assists in the first 28 games of the season, becoming the fourth player in Suns history to achieve such a feat, comparable to Kidd, Nash and Kevin Johnson.
The Suns have won 21-2 in the past 23 games, including the recent absence of Booker due to a hamstring injury, and Ayton has also missed two games due to illness, which is the key to Paul's play. Among them, in the last overtime victory of the Suns over the Blazers, Paul contributed a quasi-triple-double of 24+8+14, and also hit a key equalizer in the final moments of the fourth quarter.
Paul's performance has shown a relatively stable trend, in the past six games, he has been able to average 14.7 points, 10.7 assists and 1.8 steals double-double data, and continue to lead the NBA assist list this season, becoming the only player to average assists in doubles per game.
Paul had scored 393 points before this game, and with the Wizards in his game having scored at least seven, he managed to break the 400-point mark this season. Paul has achieved a feat of at least 400 points and 250 assists in his first 28 games of the season, becoming the fourth player in Suns history to be able to do so.
As for the Suns' top three players who can contribute at least 400 points and 250 assists in the first 28 games of the season, they are Kidd, Nash and Kevin Johnson, of which Kevin Johnson is now the mayor of Sacramento, which is undoubtedly quite surprising.
(Text/Drunken Floating Life)