2009-2010:
In one of his best overall seasons in the NBA, he averaged 14.6 ppg and was seventh in the NBA with an average of 10.2 rpg… Ranking among the NBA's top 3-pt shooters and rebounders for the second year in a row, his 38.4 percent mark from beyond the 3-pt arc ranked 36th in the league, and was second best on the team… Since hitting no more than 59 3-pt FGS in his five seasons with the Warriors, he has averaged 127.7 3-pt field goals made in each of his three full seasons with the Pacers… He failed to score in double figures in just 13 of his 72 appearances and went consecutive games without reaching 10 points just two times all season… He had a season-high string of 19 straight games in double figures snapped when he totaled 11 points in the final two games of the season: vs. Orlando on 4/12, and at Washington on 4/14… He scored 20+ points 13 times, including a season-high 29 points vs. Miami on 4/2… Including that game against the Heat, he led the Pacers in scoring13 times… His 39 double-doubles in 2009-10 were 10th best in the NBA, and fifth best among Eastern Conference players… Gathered a season-high 19 rebounds vs. Washington on 3/24… His 128 3-pt field goals included 36 games with at least two and eight with at least four or more made from beyond the arc… He connected on a season-high five 3-pt FGS three times… Tied a career-high with seven assists twice… Tied for fifth on the team with 150 assists in 2009-10… Set a career-high with 72 steals for the season… Including a season-high seven straight games with two steals in March, he had multiple thefts 19 times… He grabbed a season-high four steals five times… Tied a career-high with 34 blocked shots and had a season-high two rejections 10 times… Missed a total of 10 games in 2009-10: six in November with a sore lower back and four in January with a sprained left ankle.
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