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DeMar DeRozan said he had this game marked the instant the schedule came out and he’d be ready for it, and did not disappoint. He had a 19-10-5 stat-line by halftime — his first halftime double-double — against the team that traded him (aka the Toronto Raptors), and by the end of the night he had the first triple-double of his career.
He achieved the accomplishment with an assist to LaMarcus Aldridge in the fourth quarter, and by the time he checked out with 4:06 left in the game he had 21 points, 14 rebounds and 11 assists in the Spurs 125-107 blowout victory.