There was a time earlier this season when Donte DiVincenzo looked a bit out of sorts. He wasn’t playing awfully, and his shooting and defense were still solid enough to warrant his contract and playing time, but there was something a bit off. Through 11 games, the backup guard was averaging just 7.1 PPG and three RPG on an incredibly inefficient 36% shooting from the field and 31% shooting from beyond the arc. But thanks to some adjustments, time, and a much-welcomed move to the starting lineup, all of that seems to be a thing of the past.
Since his 11th game, DiVincenzo has averaged 11.