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The Perfect Season Lives On

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Last night's blowout opened up 18 minutes for Oleksiy Pecherov to add to his historic season.  Cognizant of his opportunity to place himself among the greats, Pech went about ensuring that his record remained in tact.  Here's his stat-line from the boxscore last night:

13 points (4-7 shooting, 2-3 from beyond the arc), 2 rebounds, 1 block, 1 turnover, and 0 assists in 18:22.

His 18 minutes last night pushed him past the legendary Mouhamed Sene for 3rd most minutes played in a season without an assist.  He'll need to log 185 more minutes this season to catch up to Mamadou N'diaye for 2nd place.

Bullets Forever would like to congratulate Oleksiy Pecherov on another outing without a blemish to his record.

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