The regular season came to an end, and the data basically came out. So who is the biggest winner of the season? First of all, the leading scorer, Embiid has cut the top scorer this season with an average of 30.6 points per game. This scoring champion can be said to be quite gold- At the same time, this is also the shortest scoring king after Curry, the shortest average playing time per game, Embiid only averaged 33.8 minutes per game, shorter than Curry's average appearance time in the 15-16 season, it can be said that the gold content of this scoring king is nothing to say, Embiid is well deserved.
The second is the rebounding king, Gobert continues to dominate the list with an average of 14.7 rebounds per game, and there is no way that these two years should be Gobert's big year. Since the traditional center began to fall lonely, the rebounding king position is basically Gobert's. The assist king is Paul, averaging 10.8 assists per game, which is also the fifth assist king of Paul's career, and the last time Paul won the assist king was in the Clippers, when he averaged 10.2 assists per game. However, Paul averaged 35 minutes per game that season, but this season Paul averaged only 32.9 minutes per game, which can be said that Paul's efficiency continues to improve.
In addition, the king of steals is Paul George, who has 2.2 steals per game. The Block King is Turner who averages 2.8 blocks per game, and the King of Turnovers is Harden, who averages 4.4 turnovers per game. Of course, these data are only regular data, and in terms of average per game, they actually cover up a lot of problems, but in general, many things appear. Who is the top scorer this season? In fact, it was Trae Young, who scored 2155 points, the highest in the league, while scorer Embiid was in third place, scoring 2079 points. The most rebounds were Grabbed by Jokic, with 1,019, and he was the only player in the league this season to have thousands of rebounds in a single season.
At the same time, the highest total number of assists is Trae Young, with a total of 737 assists. Of course, the king of mistakes is also Trae Young, who has made a total of 303 mistakes in a single season. On the full attendance list this season, there are only five players who are full attendance: Rooney, Sadiq Bay, Bridges, Powell and Avdia. In terms of playing time, two Bridges are full. The Suns' Bridges played a league-high 2854 minutes, the Hornets' Bridges followed him for 2837 minutes, and The Mouth Brother played 2330 minutes, ranking thirty-eighth in the league.
And three players have made more than 1,500 shots this season, namely Tatum, Trae Young and DeRozan. In terms of three-point shots, Curry is the only player in the league who has made more than 700 shots and 750 three-point shots. In addition, none of the players who have made more than 600 three-point shots this season have a three-point shooting rate of more than 40%, and the highest is the Knicks' Fournier, who has 619 three-point shots and a three-point shooting rate of 38.9%, and Curry, although shooting the worst three-point shooting rate of his career, still ranks third among these players. Embiid, the biggest free throw king this season, has made 803 free throws and is the only player in the league to have more than 800 free throws.
This season, Brother Zui has scored another 1256 points, ranking forty-seventh in the league, while coincidentally Ingram has scored 1246 points, ranking forty-ninth in the league. Brother Zui's average score is only 17.2 points per game, and Ingram's average is 22.7 points per game.