On April 11, Beijing time, with the end of the final day of the 2021-22 regular season, the NBA data kings were officially released! The leading scorer is Embiid of the 76ers, the rebounding king is the Jazz's Gobert, the assist king is paul of the Suns, the steal king is the Spurs' Murray, the block king is Jackson Jr. of the Grizzlies, the triple-double king is the Nuggets' Jokic, and the three-point king is the Warriors' Curry.
Scoring Champion: Embiid (76ers)
The 76ers' Embiid averaged 30.6 points per game for the first time in his career, and 30.6 points also set a new single-season high for Embiid, the previous high of 28.5 points in 2020-21. Embiid has played in 68 regular season games this season, 40 of which he scored 30+, 13 of which he scored 40+, and one of which scored 50 points. Embiid was the first center scorer since O'Neal in the 1999-2000 season and the first international player in NBA history.
Rebounding King: Gobert (Jazz)
The Jazz's Gobert averaged 14.7 rebounds per game, winning the first rebounding championship in his career, and 14.7 rebounds also set a new career single-season high for Gobert, the previous high of 13.5. This season, Gobert has played in 66 regular season games, grabbing at least 15 rebounds in 33 games and at least 20 rebounds in 9 games.
Assist King: Paul (Suns)
Paul of the Suns averaged 10.8 assists per game and won the fifth assist of his career. Paul's 10.8 assists ranked Third in Paul's career, behind 11.6 in 2007–08 and 11.0 in 2008–09. This season, Paul has played in 65 regular season games, including at least 15 assists in eight of them, and the season's highest single-game record is 19 assists for the Spurs and Bucks.
Steal King: Murray (Spurs)
Spurs' Murray won the first steals in his career with an average of 2.0 steals per game. The 2.0 steals were also a new single-season high for Murray's career, with a previous high of 1.7. This season, Murray has played in a total of 68 regular season games, including at least four steals in six of them, and the season's highest single-game record is five for the Clippers and Jazz.
Cap King: Jackson Jr. (Grizzlies)
Jackson Jr. of the Grizzlies became a block king for the first time in his career with an average of 2.3 blocks per game. The 2.3 blocks are also a career high for Jackson Jr., with a previously high of 1.6. This season, Jackson Jr. played in 78 regular season games, 15 of which at least four blocks were sent, including six against the Lakers and spurs.
Triple Doubles: Jokic (Nuggets)
The Nuggets' Jokic is the triple-double this season, having scored a total of 19 triple-doubles, including two 40+triple-doubles. It was jokic's most triple-doubleed season of his career. So far in his career, Jokic has won a total of 76 triple-doubles, ranking 7th in history, only two times away from 6th-place Chamberlain (78 times).
Three-point king: Curry (Warriors)
The Warriors' Curry is the three-pointer this season. He played in 64 games and hit 285 three-pointers. This is the seventh time curry has become a three-point king in his career, having been a three-point king for five consecutive years from 2012-13 to 2016-17, and now two consecutive years in 2020-21 and 2021-22. With 285 three-pointers in a single season, he can only rank 6th in Curry's career, and he shot 402 three-pointers in 2015-16, setting an NBA record. This season, there is a milestone for Curry, who officially surpassed Allen to become the all-time three-point king.