On March 28, Beijing time, according to data expert Justin Kubatko, Paul continued to rewrite history. In the statistics of assists in doubles and no more than 1 turnover, he is at the top of the list, far ahead, and can be described as the first point guard in history.
Against the 76ers, Paul played 36 minutes, shooting 9-of-15, 3-of-3 from three-point range, with 19 points, 4 rebounds, 1 steal, 1 block, and 14 assists with only one turnover.
Under Paul's leadership, the Suns are also the perfect opponents, with a record of 27 wins and 10 losses against more than 50% of the team this season, ranking first in the league.
After his comeback, Paul played quite steadily, scoring 36 points in two games, delivering 27 assists, only 4 turnovers, and the assist-to-turnover ratio was 6.75.
With 14 assists and only one turnover in a single game, it was the 182nd time in his career that he had delivered 10+ assists while making fewer than one turnover. This statistic is the first in history, far ahead of second-place Stockton (151 times).
In fact, Paul has had 38 assists in double figures this season, tied for first place in the league with Trae Young. However, Paul's assist-to-turnover ratio so far this season is 4.5, ranking third in the league. In this statistic, Yang ranked in the top ten of the league.
Paul led the Suns to 61 wins and 14 losses, ranking first in the league. Will he be able to fulfill his dream and win the first championship of his career?