DeMar DeRozan Becomes 27th Player to Score 25,000 Points

DeMar DeRozan achieved a significant milestone by becoming the 27th player in NBA history to score 25,000 career points during a game against the Chicago Bulls, despite the Sacramento Kings losing 128-116. DeRozan reached this mark with a mid-range jumper in the third quarter, receiving accolades for his accomplishment during a timeout. He expressed his honor at joining an elite group of active players, which includes LeBron James and Stephen Curry, highlighting his passion for the game and respect for its history. In the game, Malik Monk led the Kings with 34 points, while DeRozan contributed 22 points, 4 rebounds, and 5 assists. This season, DeRozan has been a key player for the Kings, averaging 22.2 points per game with impressive shooting statistics. The Kings will aim to bounce back in their upcoming game against the Milwaukee Bucks.