Beijing time on February 20, the 21-22 season of the NBA into the All-Star Weekend, the current 29 teams in the league have played at least 58 games, which means that this season's regular season is less than 30% left, this 30% of the game should not bring too many surprises, the current data king is likely to be the final data king of the season, then, here the octopus may wish to bring a latest inventory, look at the 21-22 season regular season so far the 7 big data kings have who?
Scoring champion Joel Embiid
Embiid has averaged 29.6 points per game so far this season, which ranks first in the league, the second is the Bucks' alphabet brother, the third is the Nets' Kevin Durant, the emperor Embiid averaged 49.5% per game, 36.9% from the field, 81.3% from the free throws, the offense is quite unsolvable, more importantly, he also has an average of 11.2 rebounds and 4.5 assists per game, in a way, Embiid is in an upward period, Durant is plagued by injuries, James Harden's choice now looks sensible.
Three-point king Stephen Curry
Curry has averaged 4.6 three-pointers per game so far this season, which ranks first in the league, the second is the Raptors' Van Jordan, Curry has hit a total of 251 three-pointers, which is a full 50 more than the second Van Jordan, in the three-pointer this piece of Curry is a ride, his three-point shots still look like they are exploding, but in fact, Curry is not as "day and day" as in the past, his three-point shooting rate is only 37.9%, which is far below his own career regular season average (42.8%), In terms of accuracy, he may not be as good as Van Jordan and Mills now...
Rebounding king Rudy Gobert
3 DPOY, Gobert looks like he is hoping to win the fourth this season, this season so far averaged 14.8 rebounds per game in the league, about 1 more than the second teacher about 1 per game, and he in addition to rebounding power, he also has an average of 2.3 blocks per game, the number of blocks is currently ranked fourth in the league, his strong defense has brought considerable combat power bonuses to the Jazz, according to statistics, this season he played when the Jazz won the rate of 68.18%, When he was out, the Jazz had a 42.85 percent win rate.
Assists King Chris Paul
In the Rockets period we all feel that Paul is not good, his performance in the Thunder in the 19-20 season seems to prove this, but never expected that in Phoenix, the paul who once controlled the thunder and lightning is back, so far this season he has averaged 10.7 assists per game, which ranks first in the league, the second is Harden's average of 10.2 times per game, but Paul's average 4.45 assists will have 1 turnover, Harden's 2.12 assists will have 1 turnover, the gap is still quite large...
Steal king Dezhangtai Murray
So far this season, Murray has averaged 2.038 steals per game, which is currently the first in the league, the original Clippers' Paul George, bulls' Caruso have the hope of becoming the king of steals, unfortunately the injury is ruthless, now Gary Trent Jr., Chris Paul is the most promising player to compete with Murray for the steal king, Murray, Paul, Trent The number of steals the gap is not large, any of these 3 have the hope of becoming the final steal king this season.
Cap King Miles Turner
Turner has played 7 seasons in the NBA regular season so far, including 5 seasons of more than 2 blocks per game, so far this season he has averaged 2.8 blocks per game in the league ranking first, which is much higher than the second Anthony Davis, the third Gobert, and this season so far the Pacers have averaged 5.5 blocks per game, Turner contributed about 50% of the blocks, the Pacers currently have the third to last record in the East, but the blocks are high in the league, I have to say, Is it really difficult for defensive players to improve the team's record?
King of Errors James Harden
At the beginning of the season, this position once belonged to the Lakers' Russell Westbrook, but now Westbrook has fallen to the fourth, Harden has averaged 4.8 errors per game so far this season, the second is Doncic, the third is Trae Young, Harden was not a season without high mistakes in the past, but at that time, Harden's high mistakes did not have much impact on the team, 18-19 season he averaged 5 turnovers per game, 65.38% of the win rate per game, 5.7 errors per game in the 16-17 season, 66.6% of the winning rate at the game, This season, he has averaged only 59% of the game with 4.8 turnovers per game, and the decline has already occurred, so maybe he should really seize the time to rush to the championship?