Paul has had another solid season, though it has gone under the radar at times. However, with an appearance on Sunday, Paul was able to play in all 82 games for just the second time in his career. That is wildly impressive for a point guard who will turn 40 years old next month. Paul is nowhere near as productive as he once was, but he is still one of the best passers in the league at his age. As long as he is playing, there won’t be many players in the league who can match his combination of assists and steals with limited turnovers.

Paul made history during the first quarter of Thursday’s game, recording his 2,685th career steal. The pilfer placed him second on the all-time list, trailing only John Stockton. Paul finished the victory with a double-double and five rebounds, and the assist category is worth watching with Victor Wembanyama (shoulder) done for the season. With the Spurs needing more scoring from De’Aaron Fox, there should also be more playmaking opportunities for CP3. The 10 assists are the most he’s recorded in a game since January 13, when he reached that number in a win over the Lakers.