The Emperor also wants to grab the king of scoring? Embiid scored 90 points in two games, ranking second in any two consecutive games this season, and is ranked as follows:
Trae Young, two consecutive games to score a total of 91 points (35, 56)
Embiid, two consecutive games to score a total of 90 points (50, 40)
Durant, two consecutive games combined to score 85 points (51, 34)
James, who scored 80 points in two consecutive games (37, 43)
Brown, who scored two consecutive games for a total of 80 points (50, 30)
Curry, who scored a total of 79 points in two consecutive games (46, 33)
Booker, who scored 78 points in two consecutive games (30, 48)
Harden, who scored two consecutive games for a total of 75 points (36, 39)
Edwards, two consecutive games to score a total of 75 points (27, 48)
Alphabet Brother, scoring a total of 74 points in two consecutive games (31, 43)
Jokic, two consecutive games totaling 74 points (25, 49)
Morant, two consecutive games combined to score 74 points (33, 41)
Mitchell, who scored a total of 73 points in two consecutive games (36, 37)
Tatum, who scored two consecutive games combined with 72 points (31, 41)
Note: Only two consecutive games with a score of at least 70 points are counted
Embiid has also scored at least 30+ points in 19 games this season, including 40+ in 4 games and 50+ in 1 game, and his average score per game has risen to fourth, and it seems to be competing for the rhythm of the leading scorer. #NBA#
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