Determining since his signing with the Bulls during the summer, Alex Caruso struck again this Wednesday night. Precious in the success of his family, the leader leads the league in an important statistic. Even better ? He does this by getting off the bench.
After a more turbulent summer than expected, Alex Caruso left the Lakers for Illinois to play for the Bulls. He initialed a 4-year lease for $ 40 million. Deserved for the leader, who has shown himself to be very precious in the past within the City of Angels, even if its leaders did not want to retain him. Even worse ? A possible lack of respect.
During a recent podcast, Caruso spoke about his summer and the negotiations. He took the opportunity to lightly attack his former front office, which did not wish to retain him with a disrespectful limit offer. Too bad for them because since then, the Bald Mamba has fun in Chicago, a winning team.
Still monstrous, Alex Caruso wears the Bulls
The proof again Wednesday night, with a success on the back of the Mavericks of Luka Doncic. Zach LaVine gets the job done with 23 points, while Caruso had fun off the bench with a 6/7 shooting for 16 points. But the statistic to remember is his 6 interceptions, which make him the best in the NBA. It is indecent, especially since he is not titular.
Alex Caruso had 6 steals tonight, tying a career-high.
He leads the NBA in steals per game. He’s doing that off the bench. pic.twitter.com/G5YP8g4ULL
— StatMuse (@statmuse) November 11, 2021
Alex Caruso intercepted 6 balls tonight, tying his career record. He leads the NBA in interception per game. He does this by getting off the bench.
Needless to say, Caruso is valuable in Chicago’s 8-3 record. He can sometimes score like against Dallas, but especially stands out on the other side of the floor, and it shows.
Alex Caruso is HOT ????
16 points on a perfect 6-of-6 shooting and 3-of-3 from three.pic.twitter.com/B4X53BSUkK
— ClutchPoints (@ClutchPointsApp) November 11, 2021
Without even holding, Alex Caruso is invaluable for the Bulls, proof is with this statistic. There is no doubt that the Lakers must blame themselves, as do the fans: a player who should not be lost during the summer.
