Paul is one of the best point guards on the job, and as a 36-year-old veteran, he has been playing in the league for 16 years. Since entering the league in 2005, this small man with a height of 1 meter 83 has brought too many classic moments to fans. He has top passing skills and a very high ball quotient. Having played for several teams in his career, he has performed as well as ever, and at the age of 36, he led the team to the Western Conference Finals and ushered in a career milestone. When Paul played in 12 playoff games and gave 1,000 assists, he knew how great the Magicians were.
In the summer of 2005, the Hornets drafted Paul with the No. 4 pick, where he spent six seasons leading the team to the playoffs three times. After leaving the Hornets, Paul played for the Clippers, Rockets, Thunder and Suns, and Paul also led the playoffs every year. The Clippers and Rockets have created the best records in team history, and the Rockets and Suns have played in the Western Conference Finals, which is good enough to lead the team, and Paul also has the opportunity to impact the championship this season.
In his 16-year career, Paul played 13 playoff games, averaging 37 minutes and 15.6 shots per game. Paul can cut the gorgeous stats of 20.4 points, 5.1 rebounds, 8.3 assists and 2 steals per game, shooting 47.8 percent from the field and 37 percent from three-point range. The offensive end is extremely efficient, but also has a first-class organizational performance. After playing in the playoffs for 13 years, Paul finally made it to the playoffs with 1,000 assists, and the superstar strength is undoubted.
As a traditional point guard, Paul can be said to be perfect. Although he is only 1.83 meters tall, Paul is top-notch in terms of confrontational ability and has a first-class defensive performance, and has been selected for the best first defense many times. In addition, Paul's solid offensive means, accurate mid-range shooting, coupled with top organizational skills, can be described as an attack and defense pass, which is why fans call him the "god of point guards". However, it took Paul 13 years to get 1,000 assists in the playoffs, and in comparison, he knew how inexplicable the Magicians were.
The Magic is recognized as the first point guard in history, and at his peak he led the Lakers to a dynasty. The magician has been the first person in the league for many years, not only won 5 championships, but also 3 regular season MVP trophies and 3 FMVP trophies. Being able to lead the team to 5 crowns, the Magic's playoff performance is naturally top-notch. He averaged 19.3 points, 7.7 rebounds and 12.3 assists in the playoffs of his career, and the rookie season led the team to win the championship, which is also the existence of the only slot.
In just 6 years, the Magic delivered 1067 assists in the playoffs, and he even had an exaggerated performance of 300+ assists in a single season playoff, which is also unique in history. It took Paul 13 years to achieve the record, and the magician achieved it in 6 years, which has to be said to be too strong.