L.A. Clippers center DeAndre Jordan couldn't contain his emotions after finding out his point guard Chris Paul had just notched the first 20-point, 20-assist game of his career following Saturday's 133-105 shellacking of the Anthony Davis-less New Orleans Pelicans.

Jordan surprised the floor general from behind and said to the reporter “My boy just had 20 assists, 20 assists!” then paused and diverting from the camera, locking his eyes onto Paul and then back to the camera said “He's welcome.”

Jordan was one of the biggest beneficiaries of Paul's historic night, as 10 of his 19 points came on dishes from his veteran point guard. The no-turnover factor made it that much more special, considering how many things can go wrong when trying to lead someone directly to a bucket.

With a point guard as selfless as Chris Paul, it's hard to find players who won't enjoy playing alongside him.

You're welcome DJ.

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