Chris Paul gets technical foul after Jose Alvarado forces 8 second violation
Chris Paul does not always get the credit he deserves for what he has done. While Chris Paul is a bit of a journeyman, he has made every team he’s played for better. In 2005, Chris Paul was drafted by the New Orleans Pelicans, then known as the Hornets. As a franchise, the Pelicans have a very complicated history. No matter how people view the Pelicans’ history, most agree that the Chris Paul years were the best years. Chris Paul had an MVP level season in 2008, led the Pelicans to a franchise record for wins, and one win away from the Conference Finals.
Chris Paul joined the Los Angeles Clippers, in 2011. Despite Chris Paul joining a team that had Blake Griffin, the Clippers were the laughingstock of the NBA. For six years, Chris Paul teamed with Blake Griffin to create one of the NBA’s best teams. Several times, Chris Paul led the Clippers to a franchise record for wins, and got them within one win of the Conference Finals. With the Houston Rockets, Chris Paul formed a duo with James Harden that won a franchise record 65 games, and got within one win of the NBA Finals.
Chris Paul joined the Phoenix Suns in 2020. Finally, Chris Paul played the NBA Finals there. Despite Chris Paul losing to the Bucks, the Suns have dominated this year. Chris Paul also led them to a franchise record for wins. But Chris Paul has struggled in the playoffs. Despite Chris Paul getting the win, Jose Alvarado frustrated him. As Chris Paul took the 3-2 lead, Alvarado got him a tech.
Chris Paul gets technical foul after Jose Alvarado forces 8 second violation
