Here are the latest stats stating last year’s NBA leaders in scoring, 3-point shooting, assists, and blocks:
LeBron “The King” Kames aced the top 5 scoring leaders of 2008-2009. James had .484 feild goal percentage. Next to the list is defending most valuable awardee Kobe Bryant with an average of 28.3 points per game. Third on the list is Denver Nuggets’ new found prince, Allen Iverson, who averaged with 26.4 ponts per game. Fourth notch goes to Iverson’s co-player Carmelo Anthony and last is Pheonix great Amare Stoudamire.
As for the three-point shooting kings, the Hawks dominated the top 5 list. Atlanta Hawks’ Thomas Gardner and Solomon Jones got the top 2 spots. Coming for the third spot is Washigton Wizards’ Dominic McGuire. And the fourth and last spot went to Hawks Mario West and Denver’s Danthay Jones.
Chris Paul’s great assists made him dominate the top 5 list for assist leaders this 2008-2009. Paul got an average of 11.6 assists per game. Following him is Utah’s Deron Williams with 10 assists per game. Third spot is Toronto’s Jose Calderon 8.7 per game. Veteran Jason Kidd never left the reign with 8.5 assists per game and former MVP Steve Nash completes the list with 8.4 per game.
Summing this statistics are the most efficient player of 2008-2009. LeBron James once again dominated the list of Efficieny Leaders. He was follwoed by Chris Paul, then Dwayne Wade, Dwight Howard, and Carlos Boozer of the Utah Jazz.
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