Since the beginning of this season, the US media has counted the star data at key moments of the season, and as a result, the number one shooting rate at key moments is not DeRozan, nor Curry, but Devin Booker, let's take a look at this list, the following is the ranking details:
First, Devin Booker, shot 57.5 percent from key moments and scored 74 points;
Second, Chris Paul, shot 56.4 percent from key moments and scored 71 points;
Third, DeMar DeRozan, shot 51.4 percent from key moments and scored 129 points;
Fourth, Alphabet Brother, shot 51.2% in key moments and scored 85 points;
Fifth, Joel Embiid, shot 50 percent from the field in key moments and scored 141 points;
Sixth, Zach Lavine, shot 50 percent from the field in key moments and scored 89 points;
Seventh, Luka Doncic, shot 49.2 percent from key moments and scored 75 points;
Eighth, Jokic, shot 48.1 percent from key moments and scored 118 points;
Ninth, Ja Morant, shot 42 percent from key moments and scored 119 points;
Tenth, James Harden, shot 41.7 percent from key moments and scored 66 points;
Eleventh, Kevin Durant, shot 40.5 percent from key moments and scored 86 points;
Twelfth, Trae Young, shot 38.5 percent from key moments and scored 96 points;
Thirteenth, LeBron James, shot 38.2 percent from key moments and scored 90 points;
Fourteenth, Mitchell, shot 37.5 percent from key moments and scored 68 points;
Fifteenth, Jason Tatum, shot 36 percent from the field in key moments and scored 92 points.
Sixteenth, Stephen Curry, shot 36 percent from key moments and scored 70 points;
Seventeenth, Jimmy Butler, shot 29.5 percent from key moments and scored 41 points.
Since the beginning of this season, DeRozan has conquered fans with outstanding performances in the final quarter many times, but on this list, DeRozan ranks third in shooting percentage, while the top two stars are the Suns' double core. James, Curry and Durant are not in the top ten.