This season' NBA regular season has played a number of games, and the sample also has a certain representativeness. Due to the particularity of this season, the scoring list is still quite interesting, after all, there is no scoring feast like last season. So what happened to the top five in the scoring list after the game ended on November 20? I'll take a look at it today. Top 5 scorers this season! Old Zhan is not among them, Doncic is missing, and the two post-80s are vying for the first place.
Currently at the top of the scoring list is Curry, who has averaged 29.5 points per game this season. Curry is the only player in the league to average nearly 30 points per game, which means that no one has scored 30 points per game so far this season. Curry shot 46.3 percent from the field, including 41.9 percent from three-point range, averaging 5.7 three-pointers per game. Needless to say, Curry's scoring ability is very explosive, and if he shoots crazy, there is really no way to defend.
In second place on the scoring list is Durant, averaging 28.6 points per game. In fact, Durant did not want to play so tired, but this is a very helpless thing. The Nets are not in a very optimistic situation at the moment, and now after Durant is injured, the team has to be tested again. Durant is an efficient scorer, shooting 56.7 percent from the field. Under the new rules, it's obvious that it won't have much of an impact at all for these players who shoot solidly.
The third player on the scoring list is Alphabet Brother, who has averaged 27.5 points per game this season. If you want to talk about the Bucks' record at the beginning of the season, it doesn't look like the defending champion at all, and it didn't even make the top eight. There's a reason for the Bucks' poor record, but Alphabet Brother doesn't have to take too much responsibility, after all, he did everything he had to do, and the team's injury is not something he can control. Alphabet brother can average 9.5 free throws per game, which is also quite impressive.
Fourth on the scoring list is LaVine, who averaged 26.8 points per game. The Bulls have been very strong this season, but this has not affected LaVine's scoring at all. LaVine, like last season, was not at all ambiguous when it came time to score. LaVine shot 49.8 percent from the field, which is already good for players in the backcourt. The three-point shooting rate of 40.3% is also quite outstanding. This season the Bulls are going to do things, which is a predictable result, after all, they are strong.
The fifth-place player on the scoring list is still playing for the Bulls, with DeRozan averaging 26.6 points per game. DeRozan's scoring ability is also needless to say, and it has been stable for so many years. The combination of DeRozan and Lavin on the outside line, the average team is really overwhelmed. If there is a flaw in DeRozan, it is that the three points are still very hot eyes. DeRozan averaged 2.6 shots per game, but only hit 0.9 three-pointers, shooting just 33.3 percent, but DeRozan's mid-range shot was lethal.
Overall, that's the case with the top five scorers this season. Although there are three post-80s players in the top five, Curry and Durant, the two post-80s, are competing for the first place, and the Bulls are two players on the list, which can be said to be a big winner. New generation players like Doncic and Trae Young seem to have been weakened this season, and Doncic is not in the top five. In addition, scorers like James are not in the top five. Of course, this year's scoring list competition will be fierce, after all, the gap between everyone is not very large.
This is the case in the top five of this season's scoring list, as the number of games increases, there may be some changes, but the overall pattern will not change too much, and the scorer will always be the scorer.