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Despite a career-low 60 percent of his makes coming via assists, he’s averaging a career-high 12.4 points per game on 56.4 percent true shooting, which is a career-best 1.5 points above league average. Since Milton returned, he’s played off the ball more.

Applying his 6-foot-7 frame and a crafty ball fake near the paint, his rim frequency is a career-high 25 percent and he’s shooting 88 percent there.

“The good part about Furk is when you draw up a play for Furk, for him to shoot, he’s going to shoot it.

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