After only four rounds: Brooklyn's best attack, Durant the first blocker, Green the third assistant...

When you think of which team scores the most points per game, Golden State or Houston or Cleveland are probably the first ones that come to mind. However, after three games played, the Brooklyn Nets are in first place
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Ažurirano: 24.10.2017. 14:32h

If, after only four rounds played, a section was made in the NBA league, rather strange results would be obtained in the player's statistics

The best blocker in the league is Kevin Durant with 3,75 blocks per match. In addition to numerous centers, who claim to be the best blockers, Durant is the first, and his statistics are certainly improved by seven ramps in the match against New Orleans.

Durant's teammate and last year's best defender in the league, Draymon Green, is currently third in assists in the league, with nine assists per game. The four of GSW, who often plays the position of center, is currently the main player in playing the outside line of the team from the Gulf.

When you think of which team scores the most points per game, Golden State or Houston or Cleveland are probably the first ones that come to mind. However, after three games played, the Brooklyn Nets are in first place.

The team "from the other side of the bridge" records as many as 124 points per match.

D'Angelo Russell, the signing that arrived in Brooklyn this summer, would take the Most Improved Player award at this point. This season, the Nets point guard recorded 21 points, 7 assists and 4,3 rebounds per game (although the injury to Jeremy Lin, who already ended the season in the first game, also helped him).

On the other hand, as expected, the Chicago Bulls are the worst in scoring. The team, which has always been competitive for the playoffs for the last 10 years, is recording only 85 points per match this season.

If the MVP of this league opening was to be chosen, then that title would go to Janis Antetokounmpo. The "Greek Freak" has incredible numbers this season and is averaging 36,8 points, 10,8 rebounds, and 5,3 assists per game.

Janis is excellent on both sides of the court, so in defense he has 2,3 steals and one block per match.

In the end, it is not a league record, nor is it currently the first in this category, but LeBron James shoots 91 percent from the free throw line.

"The King" is considered the best basketball player today, but he is not really known as a good free throw shooter. And while in his career he is shooting somewhere around 74 percent, last season he shot only 67 percent.

Normally all this data is a very small sample, due to the small number of games played. There are still 78 rounds of the regular season ahead of us.

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