The NBA regular season is already 1/3 in progress, and on the scoring list, Durant temporarily leads the way with 28.5 points. Behind him is Brother Alphabet, who averages 27.6 points per game. Curry has been in poor hands lately, averaging 27.1 points per game, temporarily in third place.
At the beginning of the season, Curry felt hot and once led the scoring list. But KD has played more consistently, scoring less than 20 points in just one game this season. That was November 17, the Nets lost at home to the Warriors, Nash paid the gun early, and KD scored 19 points in 32 minutes. In addition to this, in the remaining 23 games in which KD appeared, he scored more than 20 points. As of now, KD has averaged 28.5 points per game, 0.9 points ahead of Alphabet Brother, who ranks second. With the schedule already 1/3 complete, this lead is already more pronounced.
Alphabet Brother averaged 27.6 points per game, temporarily ranking second in the scoring list. Compared with the stability of KD, the alphabet brother has some gods and ghosts. In 4 of the 24 games in which Alphabet Brother played, he did not score more than 20 points. Meanwhile, Alphabet Brother scored more than 40 points in 4 games, the same number of times as Curry.
Curry is averaging 27.1 points per game and has fallen to third place on the scoring list. Curry has shot just 29 percent of the 38-point range in his last six games, and 30-of-86 from three-point range, shooting just 35 percent from three-point range. In the face of Ray Allen's three-point record, Curry lost himself a bit. That caused him to fall to No. 3 on the scoring list.
Curry's no. 3 position is not stable, and Jokic and Trae Young behind him have a strong momentum. Jokic, in particular, has scored more than 30 points in the last 5 games. With the team full of injuries, Jokic had to score more on his own. With Trae Young scoring more than 30 points in six of his last 10 games, he has become a representative of the NBA's younger generation.