On the stage of the NBA, the kill is not unusual, the sentry kill is not unusual, the three-point kill of the whistle is not unusual, but the back-to-back whistle three-point kill is very rare. Moreover, this happened to DeMar DeRozan, who entered the league in 2009 and shot 385 of 1349 from three-point range, shooting only 28.5 percent from the field. However, with such a poor three-point performance, DeRozan still completed two three-point shootouts. The Wizards and Pacers became the Background Emperor, especially Kyle Kuzma, who at one point thought he was going to be a hero again.
In his thirteenth season, DeRozan seems to have just reached his peak, averaging 26.8 points, 5.1 rebounds and 4.6 assists per game, shooting 49.5 percent from the field and 37.3 percent from three-point range. In fact, like DeRozan's level of stars, he can get any kind of data, but the state of the game will be completely different, this season's DeRozan gives people a sense of ease. Yes, he's getting better and better at the game.
Against the Pacers, DeRozan did not feel good, 8 of 24 shots, including 3 of 3 three-pointers, 33.3% shooting rate is somewhat dismal, the first three quarters are 16 shots 4, but this does not prevent DeRozan from 13 points, 1 rebound, 1 assist and 2 steals in the last quarter of 8 shots, and also hit the whistle three points. In the match with the Wizards, DeRozan shot 1 of 6 in the first quarter, but the whole game was played, and DeRozan shot 10 of 22, which means that he shot 9 of 16 in the next three quarters, is it a bit of Kevin Durant forced 50% taste? Of course, DeRozan and Durant are not a level player, but people can't just think about comparing with others, compared with the previous DeRozan, the current DeRozan is indeed comfortable.
In fact, DeRozan hasn't changed much, especially in terms of playing, he hasn't changed much, and despite shooting 37.3 percent from three-point range this season, DeRozan is used to finishing in the mid-range, with 276 of his 602 shots this season being in mid-range, accounting for 45.8 percent of the mid-range. In the game, DeRozan will still use the middle distance to help the team win again and again. Of course, the result is the most important, after seven consecutive wins, the Bulls came to the first place in the East with 24 wins and 10 losses, which has a slight advantage over the Nets with 23 wins and 11 losses.
It seems that the middle distance will not become obsolete. Of course, only the middle distance is far from enough, because the middle distance is only a region, it also needs a means, and this means is the emergency stop jump shot. Of the 602 shots, DeRozan hit 159 hits with a stop-and-go jump shot, shooting 56.6 percent. Without references, we don't see the level of DeRozan's stop jumper. So let's take a look at the performance of the other two quick stop jumper masters: Durant shot 49.3% of 112 of 227 shots, and Chris Paul shot 87 of 176 from the field, shooting 49.4%. Well, DeRozan's stop jumper was about 7 percentage points higher than theirs.
So, we can find the reason why DeRozan is doing well, the perfect blend of mid-range and emergency stop jump shots allows DeRozan to dominate the game, in this regard, he does not lose to Durant and Paul, and this is already close to half a season of data, not a small sample data. In addition, DeRozan has made a total of five three-point stop jump shots this season, hitting two shots, two of which are with the Pacers and Wizards.
Text/Duncan's laugh