NAME	RPG	APG	SPG	SEASON	TM	GP	MPG	BPG	FGM	FGA	FG%	3PM	3PA	3P%	FTM	FTA	FT%	TS%	OREB	DREB	TPG	MIN	PTS	REB	AST	STL	BLK	TOV	PF	+/-
1	Michael Jordan	28.2	6.5	5.9	2.4	1984-85	CHI	82	38.3	0.8	10.2	19.8	51.5	0.1	0.6	17.3	7.7	9.1	84.5	59.2	2.0	4.5	3.5	3,144	2,313	534	481	196	69	291	285
2	Larry Bird	21.3	10.4	4.5	1.7	1979-80	BOS	82	36.0	0.6	8.5	17.8	47.4	0.7	1.7	40.6	3.7	4.4	83.6	53.8	2.6	7.8	3.2	2,955	1,745	852	370	143	53	263	279
3	Luka Dončić	21.2	7.8	6.0	1.1	2018-19	DAL	72	32.2	0.3	7.0	16.5	42.7	2.3	7.1	32.7	4.8	6.7	71.3	54.5	1.2	6.6	3.4	2,318	1,526	563	429	77	25	247	137	-118
4	Cooper Flagg	21.0	6.7	4.6	1.2	2025-26	DAL	70	33.5	0.9	7.9	17.1	46.8	1.0	3.5	29.5	4.1	4.9	82.7	54.8	1.2	5.4	2.3	2,344	1,473	466	316	84	64	161	142	-266

TheFatmanRises | Heat

79 | 5 hours ago

All brothas except for Jordan.

SloshaPacana

21 | 5 hours ago

Larry isn’t white

HS941317

24 | 5 hours ago

Larry is clear

According-Dig-4667 | Thunder

6 | 5 hours ago

Can you keep it down I’m trying to hit this ball

Admirable_Bed3 | Nuggets

3 | 5 hours ago

It’s a white man’s game after all

Knockknockerz | Warriors

-5 | 5 hours ago

Brothers** er

JewishDoggy | Mavericks

40 | 5 hours ago

Caveat is that steals were not counted until 1973. Sidney Wicks (1971-92), Oscar Robertson (1960-61), Kareem Abdul-Jabaar (1969-1970), Elgin Baylor (1958-59) may have had 1+ steals per game, as well as averaging at least 21/6/4.

moby323 | 76ers

23 | 5 hours ago

He led his team in points, rebounds, assists, and steals.

And he was second on the team in blocks.

ArgentoFox

7 | 5 hours ago

And he missed some time due to injury.

fuzzythinker | Nuggets

4 | 3 hours ago

And he still led his team in total minutes, along with pts, reb, ast, stl this season, despite being out for weeks due to injury

jrlandry | Celtics

23 | 5 hours ago

Surpised Thad Young isnt here

burrito_bonito | Wizards

1 | 2 hours ago

Flagg is good but he is no Tyreke Evans

dev_vvvvv | Celtics

13 | 5 hours ago

These cherry-picked statlines always make me laugh.

If you make it 20/5/4/1 then it becomes 7 players, including legends such as Tyreke Evans (20.¹⁄₅.³⁄₅.⁸⁄₁.5) and Mitch Richmond (²²⁄₅.⁹⁄₄.²⁄₁). You do add LeBron (20.⁹⁄₅.⁵⁄₅.⁹⁄₁.6) though.

Having a stat that wasn’t even tracked for awhile also seems designed to filter out a large swath of players. Oscar had 30.⁵⁄₁₀.¹⁄₉.7, for example.

Adorable-News-9364 | Spurs

7 | 5 hours ago

Wemby gets in with .1 more assists lol

goosu | Cavaliers

4 | 5 hours ago

True, but most of the players you’re talking about being filtered out are also legends, especially on the lack of steal tracking.

weissclimbers | Knicks

5 | 5 hours ago

Oddly specific statline but hell yeah, this makes up for the Lakers getting backdoored Luka on top of dumping the AD liability

ktpkchu | Mavericks

11 | 5 hours ago

this is a little cherry picked fs but the cooler stat is that he’s the first rookie to lead his team in pts, rebs, asts, and steals since michael jordan

weissclimbers | Knicks

4 | 5 hours ago

That actually is pretty cool lol

TeamRAF19 | Pistons

4 | 5 hours ago

Why people still thinks Kon should win it ROTY just because of his 3P shooting (then the Hornets gets knocked out of the play in anyway) is still a mystery to me.

WisdumbGuy | Raptors

7 | 5 hours ago

Regular season record has absolutely nothing to do with RotY.

It also isn’t “just” because of his 3pt shooting. Look at his splits. And he does way way more than just shoot 3s.

He is the first rookie ever to lead the league in 3 pointers made in a single season, that’s literally insane. But his case is much more than that.

Idk who I’d vote for without going over all the numbers again but it’s a close call.

TeamRAF19 | Pistons

14 | 5 hours ago

What does he do better than Cooper other than shoot threes? Does he score more while having less defensive focus? Does he rebound more? Assist more? Steal? Block? Was he not hunted by Jaylen Brown on defense in the 4th quarter just a few games ago?

back2ya | Knicks

11 | 5 hours ago

Would love to see how Kon fairs on a team like the Mavs where their best player is Naji Marshall

Emergency-Ad280 | Mavericks

3 | 4 hours ago

You misspelled Dwight Powell

WisdumbGuy | Raptors

-3 | 5 hours ago

Cooper’s usage rate is way way higher, they’re used completely differently by their respective teams. Besides that, stats alone cannot quantify what a player brings to the table. How much of Kon have you watched this year, be honest.

TeamRAF19 | Pistons

4 | 4 hours ago

I watched him clamped by the Pistons

doomrider2 | Lakers

-10 | 5 hours ago

because he’s had the better year

TeamRAF19 | Pistons

8 | 5 hours ago

He had the better team.

Cooper has a higher PPG, APG, RPG, BPG, SPG, while being the focus of the opposing defense, while he also plays better defense than Kon.

Longjumping_Ad_29

4 | 5 hours ago

He was way more efficient of course but he really can’t create for himself much. He would likely average less than he does now on a tanking team imo. Thats probably a hot take but If opposing teams were as locked onto him as they are Cooper, I’m not sure what he’s able to do. I know he gets a lot of gravity now but that’s off ball gravity to avoid him getting an open 3, it’s not the same type of attention Cooper is getting.

goosu | Cavaliers

2 | 5 hours ago

Yeah, that’s the thing I don’t care for when people say Cooper was shot chucking. Kon doesn’t self-create anywhere near the level Cooper does. Now, I don’t know if he’d average less points (maybe around the same), but his splits would be way worse on the Mavs, because he wouldn’t be getting as many catch and shoot 3s and definitely FAR less open 3s.

doomrider2 | Lakers

-4 | 5 hours ago

I thought we abandoned box score watching 🫩

ktpkchu | Mavericks

7 | 5 hours ago

the eye test objectively favors coop over kon, kon’s arguments have always been efficiency and advanced stat based

doomrider2 | Lakers

-2 | 5 hours ago

no? What are you watching?

ktpkchu | Mavericks

1 | 5 hours ago

kon is a majority offball spot up shooter and that also reflects in his game when you watch it, you do not see him running actions often at all and doing everything for the team like coop does

i frankly do not see how the eye test would ever not favor the rookie who has a wider impact on the basketball court anyways

doomrider2 | Lakers

1 | 4 hours ago

because Kon is impacting his team positively more? flagg running actions to chuck up inefficient shots doesn’t move me.

ktpkchu | Mavericks

3 | 4 hours ago

in all of flagg’s high scoring games he shot over 50% from the field, you just watch kon and do not watch flagg, which is fine but then you shouldn’t have an opinion on this

doomrider2 | Lakers

1 | 4 hours ago

I don’t care about his high scoring performances. I care about what he did in totality this year

asterix796

2 | 5 hours ago

lol, he didnt have the better year. stats literally prove coop is much more versatile and better all around , kon isnt leading his team, coop is as a rookie, coop scores more than kon lol so who cares about the 3’s when it doesnt generate more ppg?????

doomrider2 | Lakers

4 | 5 hours ago

Lauri markkanen scores more ppg than Curry this year, does that make home better?

ArgentoFox

3 | 5 hours ago

I don’t think it’s that clear cut and I don’t know who I would personally vote for. There’s arguments for both.

ByteSizedDeals

5 | 5 hours ago

elite company!

Frosty-Roof3124

2 | 5 hours ago

Great season by Flagg.

I’m so torn between him and Kon for ROTY!

Leaving Kon but it’s sooo close

survivaltactics2

10 | 5 hours ago

I think its gonna be a melo vs bron where melo helped his team win more but everyone knew lebron was a better player/would have the better career

itssensei | Cavaliers

10 | 5 hours ago

Did Melo help his team win more though? The Nuggets added one of the better floor leaders in Andre Miller, and Camby came back from injury.

I feel this is a pretty similar situation, Kon has a better team than Coop.

koala37

2 | 2 hours ago

lots of focus on attacking titles like this “well that was after stat counting” or “if you adjust the numbers like this or that you get different results”

nobody is saying cooper flagg is the next michael jordan. people are saying he’s good, he’s impressive, he’s promising, and the numbers prove it

any way you cut the pie, Brandin Podziemski or Egor Demin will never end up in conversations like this even after massaging the stats in their favor. that’s the moral of the story. now how unimpressive you can make the list by adjusting some stat or another

CookingFun52 | Pacers

2 | 5 hours ago

Never heard of those guys

Not promising for Coop if it’s just him and bunch of one year wonders on this list

Dymatizeee | Knicks

1 | 4 hours ago

Larry Legend

isabelenglish

0 | 5 hours ago

He’s really attractive

asterix796

5 | 5 hours ago

k sis

Cooper Flagg finishes his rookie campaign by joining Luka Doncic, Larry Bird, Michael Jordan as the only rookies to average at least 21 ppg / 6 rpg / 4 apg / 1 spg