How impactful has DeMar DeRozan been in the playoffs? Scroll down for his NBA postseason statistics.DeRozan, who is still looking for his first NBA title, has reached the playoffs seven times,

DeMar DeRozan is widely known as the king of the mid-range. Between the turn-around mid-range jumpers and his pull-up shots in the paint, it's the key talking point for anyone dissecting the six-time All-Star's game.

DeMar DeRozan scored 32 points, Domantas Sabonis had 26 points and 18 rebounds and the Sacramento Kings overcame an 18-point deficit to beat the Golden State Warriors 123-117 on Wednesday night.

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.

DeRozan supplied 32 points (12-21 FG, 3-6 3Pt, 5-6 FT), five rebounds, two assists, two blocks and two steals across 39 minutes during Wednesday's 123-117 victory over the Warriors.

DeMar DeRozan gets a heartfelt message from interim Kings head coach Doug Christie after the veteran's latest scoring milestone.

DeMar DeRozan returned to Chicago on Sunday, helming the Sacramento Kings to a 124-119 win in his first game against the Bulls since leaving in free agency.

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

DeMar DeRozan returned to the Windy City for the first time since getting traded to the Sacramento Kings in the offseason.

DeMar DeRozan made a triumphant return to Chicago. He scored 21 points in Sacramento’s 124-119 victory over the Bulls, helping the Kings extend their season-high win streak to seven games.

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 shared his appreciation for his time with the Bulls after his return to Chicago was met with a standing ovation and video tribute.