He didn't come close to that tonight.
We will have to agree to disagree, because 26 points on 20 FGA is a pretty impressive scoring efficiency (that's up there with Ray Allen good) and that's largely because his poor FG% was made up for by the fact that he made something like 12 free throws.
He also has an uncharacteristically bad shooting night - smart is a 34% three point shooter, and shot 20% tonight. If anything that impresses me even more, that he could have such a poor shooting night and STILL dominate the game offensively.
I will absolutely agree that he took too many threes, but in his defense he DID start driving more aggressively in the second half once he realised his jumper wasn't falling. Still took too many jumpers regardless, but at least he seemed to acknowledge that the shot wasn't falling, and he needed to try something else.
His 8:1 Assist/Turnover ratio (I don't count the last turnover from that BS offensive foul call) was extremely impressive for a guy who handled the ball as much as Smart did on this day. Even if you do count the second turnover, a 4:1 Assist/Turnover ratio is still on par with Chris Paul, who's been leading the league in that statistically for nearly a decade now.
I'd have liked to see more of other guys (Rozier, Thornton, Hunter and Mickey primarilly) though, so I hope they limit Smart to 20 mins or so for the next game - let those guys take a more prominent role.