Scoring Leaders, 2026-27

Luka Doncic leads the NBA in scoring in 2026-27, at 38.3 points per game.

Regular season · through November 2, 2026

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#	Player	Team	PPG	GP	PTS	RPG	APG
1	Luka Doncic	LAL	38.3	7	268	8.0	8.1
2	Stephen Curry	GS	30.0	6	180	4.2	4.5
3	Tyrese Maxey	PHI	29.1	8	233	4.1	5.3
4	Giannis Antetokounmpo	MIA	28.4	7	199	12.3	5.7
4	Shai Gilgeous-Alexander	OKC	28.4	7	199	4.3	4.0
6	Ty Jerome	MEM	28.2	6	169	3.5	5.7
7	Jamal Murray	DEN	27.3	6	164	5.5	5.7
8	Jayson Tatum	BOS	27.0	7	189	6.0	7.9
9	Darius Acuff Jr.	SAC	26.1	7	183	3.9	6.3
10	Victor Wembanyama	SA	25.7	7	180	10.7	3.3
11	Cooper Flagg	DAL	25.2	6	151	5.7	6.5
12	Jalen Brunson	NY	24.6	7	172	2.7	5.3
13	Scottie Barnes	TOR	24.4	7	171	7.9	5.0
14	Deni Avdija	POR	23.8	6	143	6.3	5.5
15	Cade Cunningham	DET	23.7	7	166	5.4	7.1
16	Austin Reaves	LAL	23.6	8	189	3.3	5.1
17	Brandon Miller	CHA	23.5	8	188	5.5	2.5
18	Zach LaVine	SAC	23.4	7	164	3.0	2.9
19	Alperen Sengun	HOU	23.3	6	140	8.7	7.8
20	Anthony Davis	WSH	23.0	7	161	9.1	2.0
20	Devin Booker	PHX	23.0	5	115	3.6	5.2
22	Nikola Jokic	DEN	22.0	6	132	9.7	9.0
23	Donovan Mitchell	CLE	21.9	7	153	5.3	5.4
23	Tyler Herro	MIL	21.9	7	153	5.0	4.0
25	Caleb Wilson	CHI	21.6	7	151	6.7	2.7

A season average versus the next game

Luka Doncic leads the NBA in scoring in 2026-27, at 38.3 points per game.

Through November 2, 2026

Points per game averages every night, blowouts and rest included. Recent minutes and the next opponent can move the expectation well away from the season number.

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Points per game, regular season only (NBA Cup final excluded). To qualify, a player must have played at least 70% of the most games any player has played so far (currently 5). Players with the same average share a rank. Data: ESPN box scores.