Demar Derozan makes the NBA story in Kings against Nuggets

The Sacramento Kings traveled to the enemy area on Wednesday evening to take over the Denver Nuggets. Many fans had both Domantas Sabonis and Malik Monk, but the kings have little expectations against a strong Denver squad, but the kings have run a fight.

The kings stormed a lead of 13 points at the end of the first quarter, but the nuggets fought back to make it a game.

The Kings were missing two starters and needed a big game by Zach Lavine or Demar Derozan, and the latter appeared. Derozan broke out 33 points (and counts) to lead the kings at a time of despair.

Derozan not only had one of his strongest games of the season, but he also wrote the history of the league. With a three -point at the end of the first quarter, Derozan passed the Hall of Famer Patrick Ewing on the list of NBAs on the numbering of the NBA.

Derozan was a big pick-up for the kings in the low season and acquired him with the Chicago Bulls by sign and trade. This season, Derozan scored an average of 21.9 points, 3.9 rebounds and 3.9 assists and shoot 48.9% from the field.

The 35-year-old veteran is far beyond his heyday, but he remains one of the most elite-elite bullet makers in the league and proves it at night. Derozan is now sitting behind the superstar Steph Curry, superstar of Golden State Warriors, who continues to climb the ranking of all time.

Derozan has scored the sixth points of an active NBA player, and his experienced presence in Sacramento could go far.

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