I mean it is true that Spurs suck and OKC rocks, but since when did people care about that lol.
In 2003-04, the best score among rookies was Josh Howard (tbh probably the only rookie that season who was kinda winning in any way). LeBron was close to the bottom.
Last season, the winningest rookie was Christian Koloko, with a ridiculous +9 per 100 net rating in his bench episodes for average Raptors. He actually led all rookies in total score by a lot, even though he played like 13 minutes a game lol. I don’t think I’ve ever seen him mentioned.
I think scores are interesting personally, it’s the goal of the game after all (for some), but since when did anybody else care that much lol.
Ooph, that’d require a very specific definition of “play”. I’d say it’s probably about 1.12 per play over the last 5 years, which I’m pretty sure must easily the highest anyone ever had for isolation plays defined this way (with high volume), but overall around average scoring in NBA over those years.