The Chicago Bulls They are going through their best moment in years in the NBA, largely due to the excellent performance they are showing DeMar DeRozanwhich accumulates 6 games scoring above 35 points.
The 32-year-old forward, who is in his first season with the Chicago team, finished with 40 points and 7 assists, with 16 of 24 shooting from the field (66.7% efficiency).
According to ESPN Stats & Info, in the 6 games with 35 or more points, DeRozan has shot 50 percent or better from the field, tying the longest streak with those figures, which belonged only to Wilt Chamberlainwho did it in the 1960/1961 campaign, and in 1962/1963.
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Better than ever
DeRozan, who is in his thirteenth season in the best basketball in the world, is in the best moment of his career, averaging 27.9 points, 5.2 rebounds, 5.1 assists, with 51.5 percent efficiency in field goals, 33.7 in triples, and 86.4 on free throws.
The Bulls are second in the Western Conference, with a record of 37 wins and 21 losses, with a current streak of 4 wins in a row.
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Last week, DeRozan’s breakout year was rewarded, with his 5th All Star Game selection, being a starter, after going undrafted for the past 3 seasons.
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