San Antonio Spurs’ seasoned player Chris Paul is delivering an impressive performance tonight.
This Sunday, the 12-time All-Star player moved past Jason Kidd to secure the second spot on the list of NBA’s all-time assist leaders. He achieved a career total of 12,092 assists, surpassing Kidd’s record by one. Now, he trails only behind John Stockton, who holds the record with 15,086 assists. Following them in the rankings are LeBron James with 11,219 assists and Steve Nash with 10,335.
Paul achieved this significant milestone through an assist to Victor Wembanyama, who scored a three-pointer against the New Orleans Pelicans.
CP3 to Wemby.
Assist No. 12,092.
Chris Paul is now 2nd all-time in dimes! pic.twitter.com/h6yZt2cDZR
— NBA (@NBA) December 9, 2024
At 39 years old, the guard is in his 20th season in the NBA but is experiencing his first season with the Spurs, having signed a one-year contract this past summer. With a career average of 17.4 points, 4.5 rebounds, and 9.3 assists per game, Paul is a sure bet for future Hall of Fame induction.
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