Beijing time on February 15, the NBA regular season continued, today there are 9 games, DeRozan for the sixth consecutive game to get 35+ while playing more than 50% shooting rate, equaling the historical record held by Chamberlain; the Nets ended the 11-game losing streak; Curry played 26+0+0+0+0 in the first half of the strange data; Gidey got two consecutive triple-doubles, setting three youngest records in one game; Randall's three-double number tied the fourth in team history, the following is today's data summary -
DeRozan tied a historical record
The Bulls beat the Spurs 120-109 and DeRozan played 35 minutes, shooting 16-of-24 and 8-of-8 from the field for 40 points, 3 rebounds and 7 assists, his sixth consecutive game to score at least 35 points, becoming the first Bulls player to play 35+ in six consecutive games after Michael Jordan in 1996.
It was also the sixth consecutive game in which DeRozan scored 35+ and shot more than 50% from the field, and he also tied 1960-61 and 1963 Chamberlain, the longest in history. Even Michael Jordan of that year did not play such efficient data.
DeRozan has been 40+ three times this season, the seventh in team history
This is the third time DeRozan has scored at least 40 points this season, and he has become the seventh bulls in Bulls history to have achieved at least three 40+ in a single season after Michael Jordan, LaVin, Jimmy Butler, Reggie Thayes, Bob Love and Ben Gordon.
The Nets ended an 11-game losing streak
The Nets beat the Kings 109-85 to end an 11-game losing streak, with new signing Seth Curry playing well, shooting 10-of-18 from 18 and 3-of-8 from three-point range for 23 points, seven rebounds and five assists. The Nets' 11-game losing streak was the longest losing streak ever suffered by a team with a winning percentage of more than 50 percent in NBA history, and now they're finally getting out of that awkward record.
Curry played 26+0+0+0+0 in the first half
The Warriors lost 104-119 to the Clippers, with Stephen Curry shooting 11-of-18 and 8-of-13 from three-point range for 33 points, two rebounds and two assists. In the first half, Curry scored 26 points on 9-of-11 shooting, but the rebounds, assists, steals and blocks were all zero, and it was the third time in NBA history that someone had scored at least 26 points in the first half, and the remaining four statistics were zero, the first two being Damon Stoudemire in 2005 and Anthony in 2013.
Curry hit another 8 three-pointers
It was Curry's 68th career hit at least eight three-pointers, continuing to set new NBA records, with Lillard (23), Harden (21), JR Smith (14) and Klay Thompson (13).
Gidey set three records for the youngest of the three
The Thunder beat the Knicks 127-123 in overtime, and no. 6 Josh Gidey appeared in 39 minutes, shooting 11-of-22 and 3-of-4 from three-point range, with 28 points, 11 rebounds and 12 assists, and his age was only 19 years and 128 days, setting three youngest records in the first game.
Gidey became the youngest player in NBA history to reach a 20+ triple-double; he also won a triple-double in the last game, becoming the youngest person in NBA history to win two consecutive triple-doubles; Gidey is also the first player in NBA history to win a triple-double against the Knicks.
Gidi surpassed Doncic in stats to rank third in history
It was Gidy's eighth assist in double-doubles this season, surpassing the old Doncic (7) and third in the ranks of under-20s, behind James (11) and Marbury (9) before the 20s of the year.
Randle tied the team's fourth-place tie with triple-doubles
Randall has 30 points, 13 rebounds and 10 assists against the Thunder, and he has had seven triple-doubles in his Knicks career, equaling Mark Jackson and finishing fourth in the all-time triple-double list, with Walter Fraser (23), Michael Ray Richardson (18) and Rich Galen (16).
It was also the second time in Randall's career that he had a 30+ triple-double, becoming the third player in team history to play a 30+ triple-double multiple time after Riche Galen (5 times) and Walter Fraser (2 times).
Simmons tied for third in all time
The Trail Blazers beat the Bucks 122-107, and Anfine Simmons played 35 minutes, shooting 12-of-24 from the field and 7-of-16 from three-point range, with 31 points and six assists, the sixth time in his career that he scored 30+ and hit 5+ three-pointers at the same time, surpassing Drexler and equalizing Wesley Matthews and tied for third in all-time history, top two being Lillard (102) and McCollum (33).
Murray became Paul's second man nearly 15 years later
In the Spurs' loss to the Bulls, Dejuntai Murray had 19 points, 6 rebounds, 11 assists and 2 turnovers, and in the last five games, Murray has delivered a total of 58 assists and only 7 turnovers, and in the last 15 years, except for Murray, only Paul has been able to play such a statistic.