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Dale Ellis
Layup
· Apr 28 1987
Dale Ellis logs 43 against team that traded him mid-season in 1987 Playoff upset
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Avg Sale: $18.30 USD
Sometimes a simple change of scenery is all a player needs to realize his true potential. After spending his first three seasons with the Dallas Mavericks averaging single digits in scoring, Dale Ellis exhibited one of the league’s most dramatic year-to-year improvements as soon as he was traded to the Pacific Northwest. Making it easy to understand why the Seattle SuperSonics guard would ultimately earn the NBA’s Most Improved Player award that season, Ellis wastes little time asserting his postseason dominance against his former squad, driving hard into the lane to allude one defender before unfurling a finger roll over another. Ellis was in complete control in Game 3 of the First Round, guiding his No. 7 seed squad to a 2-1 series lead (and eventual series win) to the tune of 43 points and 14 rebounds — eight offensive — in Seattle’s 117-107 win on April 28, 1987.
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Layup
Player Box Score
38:00
MIN
43
PTS
14
REB
1
AST
0
STL
1
BLK
1
TOV
0
+/-
18-28
FG
.643
FG%
2-3
3P
.667
3P%
5-5
FT
1.000
FT%
Dale Ellis
Season Averages
37:30
MIN
24.9
PTS
5.5
REB
2.9
AST
1.3
STL
0.4
BLK
2.9
TOV
0
+/-
9.6-18.5
FG
.516
FG%
1-2.9
3P
.358
3P%
4.7-6
FT
.787
FT%