Season in review: Isaiah Stevens

The Skyforce went as Stevens this season – and he continued a rich history of the guard game in Sioux Falls, which brought him an NBA call half of the season.

Floor General and Colorado State product was an average of 12.8 points at 45.1 FG%, 3.2 rebounds, 9.3 assists. 1.3 steals, while 11 double double and a triple double in the season add in 33 appearances.

Stevens '11 double double took first place in the NBA G-Liga, while his 9.3 assists per game between the tip-off tournament and the regular season took second place in all G-League players (played at least 30 games). Sioux Falls was also 15-5 the year in which he had 8+ templates.

In 17 tip-off tournament games, Stevens Splits scored from 13.3 points to 49.7 fg%, 3.7 rebounds, 10.8 assists (League leadership) and 1.6 steals. The second part of all players took his +151 +/- in this part of the season behind the two-way other Josh Christopher.

In nine games from November 22nd to December 17th, Stevens put up 110 assists (12.2 average) and led the Skyforce to a 7-2 record during the route -and on the way to the A -Championship bending area in Winter Showcase in Orlando, Fl.

Stevens ended the tip-off tournament with 184 assists, which not only broke a Skyforce franchise record, but also a record from NBA G League. It was also most of the templates in the time frame of the season before it was divided into two parts in the history of the G league. He broke the record with two games to play in the winter show case.

He was rewarded on December 26 with a two-way contract by Miami Heat.

In 16 regular season games between Miami and Sioux Falls, Stevens scored an average of 12.3 points, 2.7 rebounds, 7.6 assists and 0.9 steals in the NBA G league.

In a reservations of the winter showcase championship game against the western chest of Knick, he scored a season high of 21 points, while he also achieved a season high of +35 plus minus.

Stevens was rewarded with an invitation to the next game of the NBA G League in February and started teammates Christopher and Alondes Williams.

In order to end his campaign of death, on March 24, he achieved a high season high of 17 groschen in a win in Rip City to reach 14 points and 10 rebounds (his first career triple double).

His 306 assists during 24-25 were most since Larry Drew II, which had in 2014-15 402. Stevens' published the third best pass season in the franchise story.

He ended an outstanding season, which was characterized by intelligent decisions and extraordinary farewell, and left a lasting impression as one of the best playmakers in the league.