On January 5, Beijing time, the Raptors won a big victory over the Spurs at home, winning 3 consecutive wins, and the winning rate returned to 50%. In this game, Raptors backcourt ace VanVleet continued his previous heroic play, taking only three quarters to slash 33 points and directly clock out of work. Counting this campaign, VanVleet returned to win all three games and scored 99 points! VanVleet's recent performance has made him more and more popular to be selected as an All-Star.
In this game, VanVleet led the Raptors to play a single quarter 38-24 attack wave in the second quarter, laying the winning momentum in one fell swoop. VanVleet scored 24 points in the first half of the game, and he hit seven three-pointers in the whole game. Throughout the fourth quarter, coach Nas didn't let VanVleet play. And now VanVleet is also full of big brothers, sitting and encouraging his teammates to go off.
After scoring 33 points in the campaign, VanVleet has been in full swing in the last three games. Against the Clippers, he scored 31 points, 9 assists and 4 boards, against the Knicks he scored 35 points, 5 boards and 5 assists, plus 33 points and 7 assists in this game, VanVleet scored a total of 99 points in 3 games, averaging 33 points per game, which is the level of the league's top players.
Many fans first met VanVleet, perhaps in the 2019 playoffs. In the first half of that year's playoffs, as Lowry's substitute, VanVleet played badly, but still deeply trusted by coach Nas, allowing Jeremy Lin to sit on the cold bench. But after giving birth to a son, VanVleet seems to have opened up the second vein of Ren Dou in life, all the way! Played well in the rest of the playoffs and became an important contributor to the Raptors' championship.
After Leonard left the team, VanVleet became the main force. After Lowry left, VanVleet became the Absolute Ace of the Raptors' backcourt. This season, VanVleet averaged 20.9 points, 6.7 assists, 5 rebounds and 1.6 steals per game, and his three-point shooting rate reached 40%. Hard work will always be rewarded, as a lost draft, VanVleet is now famous and even has the opportunity to impact the All-Star, which may be God's gift to him.