In mid December, Kyle Singler was perhaps the worst player in basketball. He had a negative PER (it's a fancy basketball stat) and somehow managed to play 200 minutes without logging a single assist. He was playing so bad that his stylist at SuperCuts would no longer talk to him, and according to sources, Billy Donovan was even considering making him a Storm Chaser.
Recently, things have changed. Singler is turning it around. He's playing better and his PER has ballooned to a still league-low 2.11. He's playing hard and with confidence, and has even managed to dish five assists. Before you know it, he may match Kendrick Perkins' career low PER of 6.32 from 2013.