The NBA playoffs are in full swing, and the super performances of various stars are also staged one after another. So, who is stronger on the current playoff singles scoreboard?
Temporarily at the top of the list is The Nets' Irving. In the first game of the series against the Celtics, he scored 17 points through singles, 5 of 8 from the field and shot 62.5% from the field, which is really outstanding. In the game against the Celtics, although the Nets were eliminated, Irving scored 39 points, which was unstoppable on the offensive end.
Second only to Owen are Tatum of the Celtics and Edwards of the Timberwolves.
Tatum scored 12 points on a singles against the Nets, shooting a staggering 100 percent from the field on 4-of-4 shooting. He scored 1.71 points per game, a bit higher than Irving (1.7).
Even more surprising was Edwards. Although it was his first time in the playoffs, the 2020 champions playoff debut also scored 12 points through singles, shooting 4-of-6 from the athletic field, shooting 66.7 percent from the field. As a second-year player, it is quite difficult to have such a performance.
After them, the singles rankings are Paul of the Suns (7 points), Dinwiddie of the Lone Rangers (6 points), McCollum of the Pelicans (5 points), Mitchell of the Jazz (5 points), Bogdanovic of the Jazz (4 points), Brunson of the Lone Rangers (4 points), Butler of the Heat (4 points)...
It is worth mentioning that the Nets' Durant only scored 2 points against the Celtics, and the sports battle shot 1 of 5, such a performance made him tied for 15th with DeRozan, LaVine, Towns, Poole, Adebayo, Alphabet Brother, Trae Young and others.
The playoffs have only just begun, and the performances of the stars will be even more exciting, and the playoff singles leaderboard will presumably change. Durant, Alphabet Brother and other superstars whose singles performance was not ideal in the first game will definitely have better adjustments.