On February 15, Beijing time, who can stop DeRozan's hot performance? In The absence of LaVine due to injury, DeRozan exploded against the old home Spurs, playing all 35 minutes, without three-point shots, offering a super high target of 16 of 24, plus 8 of 8 free throws, once clipping former teammate Peltel, and blasting 40 points and 7 assists. Among them, DeRozan scored 19 points on 8 of 9 in the last quarter, becoming the number one contributor to leading the team to victory.
LaVine traveled to Los Angeles to consult a surgeon with a recurring left knee injury, and he will miss the remaining games before the All-Star Game. Although LaVine is expected to play in the All-Star Game, it is not ruled out that there is no chance of injury suspension, and the Miami reporter is also reporting that once LaVine misses the All-Star Game, Hiro is expected to be selected.
In the case of Lavin's injury suspension, DeRozan opened a crazy mode against the old master, and in the first three quarters DeRozan's performance has been quite outstanding, he dedicated 8 of 15 to more than 50% of the crosshairs to score 21 points, especially the once-time clipping Peltel was extremely stunning. DeRozan led the Bulls in a fight with the Spurs, but was unable to lead the team to establish the victory in advance, and the two sides fell into a tug-of-war mode.
In the final quarter, DeRozan once again went crazy, scoring 19 points on 8 of 9 in a single quarter, and single-handedly led the team to win the game in the last minute, helping the Bulls to win four consecutive wins and continue to attack the first throne in the East.
With his crazy performances, DeRozan set a number of records:
For one, DeRo is in favor of being the first player to break the 1500-point mark this season.
Second, DeRozan set a new career record in 7 consecutive 30+ games, the first in bulls history after Jordan.
Third, DeRozan scored 35+ in six consecutive games and shot 50% from the field, becoming the first person in Bulls history, and Jordan did not do it.
Fourth, DeRozan scored 35+ in six consecutive games and shot 50 percent from the field, making him the second-largest in NBA history, as Chamberlain did twice in the 1960-1961 season and 1963.
Fifth, DeRozan went 6 consecutive games with 35+, making it the third longest record in Bulls history, behind Jordan in 1986 (10 consecutive games) and Jordan in 1988 (7 consecutive games).
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