Campazzo on his best night in the NBA: with the Nuggets he beat the Prigioni team

Facundo Campazzo makes foot in the NBA. In just his sixth game in the All-Star League with the Denver Nuggets, he begins to show part of his repertoire, which made him one of the best point guards in Europe.

The Cordovan, with the Nuggets, won in the visit to Minnesota Timberwolves by 124 to 109. It was the most complete game, so far, of “Facu” in the League. He stood out on both sides, his teammates are beginning to know him better, they trust him, the same as coach Mike Malone, who gave him 21.25 on the court. He had valuable participation.

And the Cordovan point guard responded with 15 points, scoring 5 of 7 attempts in triples, plus three recoveries, two assists and a rebound.

And how could it be otherwise, in the previous game there was a “summit” between Campazzo and his local Pablo Prigioni, Minnesota’s technical assistant.

Already in the game, “Facu” entered the field at the beginning of the second chapter and did so with confidence, gaining confidence. In the first inning, he spent 7 minutes on the court and scored a triple, and also recovered two balls.

The second entry of the Cordovan was subtracting three minutes to complete the third segment. He added a rebound and an assist.

And he was on the court at the beginning of the decisive quarter, in which he scored another triple.

“Facu” continued on the court and maintained the effectiveness.

Campazzo’s next game with the Denver Nuggets will be Tuesday, January 5, again against the Minnesota Timberwolves, at 11pm and televised on DirecTV Sports.