With his 25/12/10 performance against the Nets, Dejounte Murray joins David Robinson as only the 2nd player in Spurs history to record triple-doubles in consecutive games.
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Recording a triple-double is a big achievement in itself. But recording triple-doubles in back-to-back games requires serious talent that only a handful of players in the league possess. Dejounte Murray has turned into one of those promising players.
After having recorded 23/10/14 on Wednesday night against the Thunder, Murray put up yet another triple-double against the Nets. In the Spurs’ 117-102 loss to James Harden and co., the 25-year-old dropped 25 points, grabbed 12 rebounds, and dished out 10 assists, making him only the 2nd player in franchise history to record triple-doubles in consecutive games.
Murray also makes Spurs organization history by becoming the only player to record 9 triple-doubles in a single season. And is now only 1 triple-double away from tying David Robinson’s all-time franchise record.
Dejounte Murray joins David Robinson as the only players with consecutive triple-doubles in franchise history.
23/10/14 vs OKC
25/12/10 vs Nets tonightHe has 9 triple-doubles this season, the most in Spurs history. pic.twitter.com/bjhV39JPX4
— StatMuse (@statmuse) January 22, 2022
NBA Twitter reacts as Dejounte Murray records the 9th triple-double of the season
As soon as Murray recorded his 9th triple-double, NBA Twitter erupted with reactions.
Dejounte Murray is such a problem.
— Michael C. Wright (@mikecwright) January 22, 2022
Dejounte Murray (9) has a triple-double in back-to-back games for the first time in his career.
GET HIM IN.#DejounteMurray #NBAAllStar pic.twitter.com/4sHWCWPXE3
— Legion Hoops (@LegionHoops) January 22, 2022
ALL STAR HIM
— ²³☄️ (@BronGotGame) January 22, 2022
He should win MIP but the spurs ain’t attractive enough for the media to care https://t.co/sk4paIQjbX
— Zÿ The Guÿ (@Z_Clout) January 22, 2022
Should be a Spur for life. Spurs need to build around this guy, a champion in the making @DejounteMurray https://t.co/SPZoIXvNqP
— Tyler (@TIPIngram) January 22, 2022
Despite putting up a solid 19.3/8.5/8.9 for the season, due to San Antonio’s poor 17-29 record, we might not be able to see the two-way star lace up for his debut ASG in Cleveland this year.