US media NBA Math today released a ranking of players' singles efficiency this season.
The ranking method is: all NBA players can average 0.894 points per singles this season, and NBA Math uses this score as a benchmark value, and then multiplies the average score of each player in each singles by the number of singles he makes to get the ranking.
Among them, the 09th edition accounted for 4 (asterisks) in the top five:
*1 DeRozan 241 singles average 1.13 points above average 57.65 points
*2, Harden 336 singles, the average single score of 1.06 above the average of 54.75 points
3, Durant singles 175 times the average single score of 1.07 above the average of 30.62 points
*4, Curry 96 singles, the average single score of 1.2 above the average of 29.22 points
*5 Holliday 128 singles 128 times The average singles score is 1.1 above the average of 24.92 points
Let's talk about the first single, Azan, Who has hit a total of 259 mid-range shots this season, topping the league and Second Place with Booker with just 156.
So far this season, DeRozan has averaged 28.1 points, 5.2 rebounds and 5.1 assists per game.
Not only is there quality, it's deadly.
In the fourth quarter, DeRozan scored 443 points, the first place in the league;
With a total of 114 points in key moments, the league is second
After Azan arrived at the Bulls, he completely transformed, and the team's record was the same as that of the first Heat in the East, but because of the backward record of the fight, it ranked second in the East.
Individuals and teams have excellent results, but Azan was only seventh in ESPN's second round of MVP mock voting.
But espn and DeRozan's entanglement is known to everyone. Esplan once put DeRozan at 82nd and Harrell 81 when it came to the player rankings.
Here are the details of ESPN's second round of MVP mock voting.
1. Embiid scored 789 points (tied for 12th in the previous period)
2. Jokic 754 points (4th in the previous period)
3. Alphabet Brother 512 points (3rd of the previous period)
4. Curry 211 points (1st in the previous period)
5. Paul 157 points (5th in the previous period)
6. Morant 95 points (not on the list in the previous period)
7. DeRozan 73 points (6th in the previous period)
8. Durant 5 points (2nd in the previous period)
9. Doncic 2 points (9th in the previous period)
10. Booker and Butler tied for 1 point (tied for 7th in the previous period)