Magic Johnson, John Stockton, Jason Kidd, Steph Kerry, Isaiah Thomas and Steve Nash.
Connect the six legends in front of you and you will get a respectable figure of six games - together - in which they delivered at least 10 assists without losing a ball even once.
Now look a little further up, and see there alone Chris Paul, the Phoenix Suns coordinator who tonight for the seventh time in his career, recorded the same figure, which as mentioned the six mentioned ones each achieved exactly once in his career.
The NBA, and not only, stands today and salutes CP3 for a marvelous basketball display, in which he scored 19 points in the final quarter en route to 28 points and 14 assists (as stated without losing a ball), to beat the New Orleans Pelicans in Game 3 of the quarter Western final.
"It's amazing how he did it again," teammate Jabail Maggie veteran said.
"The Pelicans failed to tackle Chris Paul's perfect game," Sports Illustrated said.
#ChrisPaul and #DeandreAyton combined for 134 #NBAFantasy points in a narrow win against the #NOPelicans! #ValleyProud #NBAPlayoffs https://t.co/3nU0v5tDY1
- Weekly Hoops (@WeeklyHoops) April 23, 2022
The game star also had something to say: "I was aggressive and took the shots, but I also had to let my big brother get into the game."
"my big brother"?
This refers to Dandra Eyton, who also excelled with 28 points and 17 rebounds, the first of Phoenix players in 15 years to record a playoff game of at least 25 points and 15 rebounds.
It was preceded by Amara Studmeier.
It's clear to Phoenix that New Orleans will do anything to stop Paul in Game 4, to stay alive in this series.
What does Paul think of this?
"The game was a lot of fun, a lot of fun, and we plan to keep doing it."
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