Chris Paul made his debut for the Golden State Warriors on October 25 and faced his former team, the Phoenix Suns. He started due to Draymond Green’s ankle injury, which has kept him out for a large portion of the preseason and training camp. With Paul’s debut for the Warriors, he has continued his streak of games without coming off the bench. Before the recent game, Chris played 1,214 career games and started every single one of them. After playing for the Warriors on Wednesday, he reached 1,215 career NBA starts.
Paul played big numbers of games
Chris Paul is the only player to have played more than 1,000 games without coming off the bench even once in his career. This streak could eventually end once Draymond Green is recovered and Kerr tries to experiment with the team’s lineups, but Paul continues to add to his amazing numbers of games without coming off the bench.
Chris gave amazing performances since start
“CP3” began his career in the 2005–06 season, when he was the fourth overall draft pick by the New Orleans when they were still known as the Hornets. From the beginning of his rookie year, Chris gave good performances, averaging 16.1 points, 7.8 assists and 5.1 rebounds. He won the Rookie of the Year award in 2006. Since then, Chris has continued to rack up incredible numbers. No matter what team he joins, “the Point God” is able to lift his teammates and make the team better. He has contributed to the matches through his incredible court vision and amazing ability to force turnovers.
CP3 is seeking the championship
During his career, Chris has been the NBA assists leader five times. He has also been the steals leader six times (2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014). He has been an All-Star 12 times and was crowned All-Star Game MVP once in 2013. There is still one thing missing from Paul’s collection of accolades, and that is a championship. He is hoping to get one with the Golden State Warriors.
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