A year later, Murray was instrumental in another home win against the Celtics. In an on-court interview after the game, Murray made a point of voicing his support for Boston guard Kemba Walker, who suffered a head injury during the game. Entering Tuesday’s night play, Murray was averaging 18.9 points, five assists and 4.7 rebounds per game. The biggest takeaway from Murray’s impressive start to the season, however, is how he is contributing when he’s not scoring. Murray “spoke to the team and said we needed to bring it, and then he set the tone,” Denver guard-forward Torrey Craig told The Athletic.

Source: thestar November 27, 2019 01:41 UTC