Paul passes Kidd for second in career assists
Briefly

Chris Paul reflected on his rookie days, when he glimpsed the name of John Stockton on the scoreboard and thought, 'I’m gonna catch him.' Nearly two decades later, he's still in pursuit after surpassing Jason Kidd for second place in all-time assists with his 12,092nd assist during San Antonio's recent win over New Orleans. His milestone plays highlight not only his personal achievements but also his ongoing journey in the league as a pivotal player.
After receiving a commemorative ball and framed picture celebrating his assists from teammates, Jamie said, 'It’s been really cool to be a part of this journey.' Paul's contribution to the game remains significant, as he recorded 11 points and 13 assists in this game, making him the second player ever to reach 600 games with 10 or more assists, showcasing his consistency and skill throughout his career.
Spurs interim coach Mitch Johnson highlighted the significance of Paul's accomplishment, declaring, 'It’s an amazing accomplishment.' He went on to express gratitude for witnessing such talent firsthand, emphasizing Paul’s long and successful career, stating, 'We are witnessing greatness.' This sentiment reflects the deep respect and admiration held for Paul amongst coaches and players alike.
Read at ESPN.com
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