NBA Players Who Averaged 30 Points Per Game

Name the NBA players who averaged at least 30 points per game for a single season.

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Year	PPG	Player
2024	33.9	Luka Dončić
2024	30.4	Giannis Antetokounmpo
2024	30.1	S. Gilgeous-Alexander
2023	33.1	Joel Embiid
2023	32.4	Luka Dončić
2023	32.2	Damian Lillard
2023	31.4	S. Gilgeous-Alexander
2023	31.1	Giannis Antetokounmpo
2023	30.1	Jayson Tatum
2022	30.6	Joel Embiid
2022	30.3	LeBron James
2021	32.0	Stephen Curry
2021	31.1	Bradley Beal
2020	34.3	James Harden
2020	30.5	Bradley Beal
2020	30.0	Damian Lillard
2019	36.1	James Harden
2018	30.4	James Harden
2017	31.6	Russell Westbrook
2016	30.1	Stephen Curry
2014	32.0	Kevin Durant
2010	30.1	Kevin Durant
2009	30.2	Dwyane Wade
2008	30.0	LeBron James
2007	31.6	Kobe Bryant
2006	35.4	Kobe Bryant
2006	33.0	Allen Iverson
2006	31.4	LeBron James
2005	30.7	Allen Iverson

Year	PPG	Player
2003	32.1	Tracy McGrady
2003	30.0	Kobe Bryant
2002	31.4	Allen Iverson
2001	31.1	Allen Iverson
1996	30.4	Michael Jordan
1993	32.6	Michael Jordan
1992	30.1	Michael Jordan
1991	31.5	Michael Jordan
1990	33.6	Michael Jordan
1990	31.0	Karl Malone
1989	32.5	Michael Jordan
1988	35.0	Michael Jordan
1988	30.7	Dominique Wilkins
1987	37.1	Michael Jordan
1986	30.3	Dominique Wilkins
1985	32.9	Bernard King
1984	30.6	Adrian Dantley
1982	32.3	George Gervin
1982	31.1	Moses Malone
1982	30.3	Adrian Dantley
1981	30.7	Adrian Dantley
1980	33.1	George Gervin
1980	30.2	World B. Free
1977	31.1	Pete Maravich
1976	31.1	Bob McAdoo
1975	34.5	Bob McAdoo
1975	30.6	Rick Barry
1974	30.6	Bob McAdoo

Year	PPG	Player
1973	34.0	Nate Archibald
1973	30.2	Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
1972	34.8	Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
1971	31.7	Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
1970	31.2	Jerry West
1967	35.6	Rick Barry
1967	30.5	Oscar Robertson
1966	33.5	Wilt Chamberlain
1966	31.3	Oscar Robertson
1966	31.3	Jerry West
1965	34.7	Wilt Chamberlain
1965	31.0	Jerry West
1965	30.4	Oscar Robertson
1964	36.9	Wilt Chamberlain
1964	31.4	Oscar Robertson
1963	44.8	Wilt Chamberlain
1963	34.0	Elgin Baylor
1962	50.4	Wilt Chamberlain
1962	38.3	Elgin Baylor
1962	31.6	Walt Bellamy
1962	31.1	Bob Pettit
1962	30.8	Jerry West
1962	30.8	Oscar Robertson
1961	38.4	Wilt Chamberlain
1961	34.8	Elgin Baylor
1961	30.5	Oscar Robertson
1960	37.6	Wilt Chamberlain
1960	31.2	Jack Twyman

Level 77

Feb 25, 2017

I am looking forward to see Nikola Jokić here soon :)

Level 35

May 4, 2017

Bahahahahaha!!

Level 14

May 31, 2022

2x mvp so he prob right

Level ∞

Apr 10, 2023

Probably won't happen. He's too efficient (ridiculous 63.2 shooting percentage last season). Plus he's a great passer.

Some of the guys on this list are delivering high-volume/low-quality scoring.

Jokic is the opposite. He favors quality over quantity. Which is what makes him the best offensive talent in the NBA right now.

Level 46

Aug 6, 2019

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Level 40

Mar 30, 2020

I can't believe Larry bird couldn't crack this list!

Level 72

Aug 21, 2020

29.9 in 1988.

Level 63

Jun 28, 2020

I’m proud of myself for getting World B Free.

Level 64

Aug 21, 2020

how did 61% get Karl Malone but only 60% get Moses Malone?

Level 88

Aug 21, 2020

Presumably because some people only typed in Karl Malone instead of just putting the last name and getting both at once.

Level 16

May 14, 2021

kobe should've gotton the 2006 mvp nash only had 18 ppg game although he had 10 asists per game that shouldn've given him the mvp.

Level 43

Jan 24, 2022

the reason nash won mvp was cuz he brought a 20 win team to a 60 win team, while kobe was the 7th seed

Level 85

Apr 13, 2023

Nope, but it's close.

Nash averaged 18.8 points on 51% shooting and contributed another 25 points with assists.

Kobe averaged 35 per game while shooting 45% with another 10 points in assists.

Level 73

Apr 17, 2022

I thought Lebron didn't qualify for the scoring title tho? He didn't play enough games i thought

Level 77

May 27, 2022

Are we just going to ignore 1962 Wilt with 50.4 points per game AVERAGE? After Wilt's 50.4 and 44.8 seasons, the next closest to even 40 was Jordan with 37.1.

In the NBA there really are a handful of players that completely stick out compared to the rest of the people playing at the time. Wilt is definitely one of them.

Level 32

Apr 6, 2023

He was a stat padder, his teams did better when he was just playing without trying to score as much as he possibly could, or without un-needingly passing just to get assists. He was a great player, but he only won two titles in part to his own selfishness.

Level 85

Apr 13, 2023

This is the narrative built up because Chamberlain was loud, arrogant, and flashy, and Russell was quiet and polite, but it's wrong. Look at the stats. He dominated Russell head-to-head but he rarely had talent around him. When he did, he won titles.

Level 60

May 21, 2023

That 100 point game must have brought Wilt’s average up a bit

Level 43

May 21, 2023

I've never even heard of half these people, Joel Embiid, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, World B. Free?????

Surprised Shaq isn't on here.

Level 55

May 22, 2023

not getting world b free is reasonable, but not knowing who embiid is?? really?? m.v.p.

Yeah. Shaq and Bird not being on here was surprising.

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