In Sunday's matchup against the Washington Wizards, DeRozan reached an impressive feat that proves how elite of an offensive weapon he has been. DeRozan passed Hall of Famer Allen Iverson for 29th place on the NBA all-time scoring list, reaching 24,379 career points.

It might have taken a head coaching firing and being ridiculed across the NBA landscape, but the Sacramento Kings have finally found their form. In their past ten games, the Kings have picked up nine wins as interim head coach Doug Christie could certainly secure the job long-term given the team's play as of late.

Three-time Sixth Man of the Year winner and 17-year NBA veteran Lou Williams dropped his take on DeRozan's elite midrange game, claiming he is top-five in the league's history. "I

I like him more on our side, in our uniform,” Lonzo Ball said of DeRozan. “But he still looks pretty good in the black and purple.”

DeMar DeRozan joins the “Kings Postgame Live” crew following Sacramento’s 123-100 win over the Washington Wizards on Sunday night.DeRozan discusses importance of protecting Kings' home court after win

Since DeRozan left Chicago, the Bulls have seen two-time NBA All-Star Zach LaVine take his place as the team's leader. After playing just 25 games last season, LaVine has taken his game to the next level, proving it against his former teammate by dropping 36 points in Sunday's loss.