Leaders in statistics in the NBA

We're officially at Christmas, so let's take a look at so far this year in the NBA, and we will do by looking at the different sections of statistics to see who is the leader in each.

Points

Dwayne Wade, with 28.8 points per game, leads the standings, followed his wake LeBron James (27.7), Dirk Nowitzki (26.2) and Kobe Bryant (26.1). It appears the resurgence of new base of the Heat. Surprisingly (not so much watching him play) in the fifth place Danny Granger and the sixth Devin Harris.

Rebounds

The rebounds are still a thing for Superman Dwight Howard, who comes to capturing 13.9 per game. Then there are the usual: Marcus Camby, Carlos Boozer, Andris Biedrins (which is coming out this year) or Emeka Okafor. Pau Gasol is ranked number 17 with 9.1.

Assists

Jose Calderon (8.8) lost his second place to the detriment of Deron Williams (9.8). The first remains unreachable, Chris Paul (11.8). However, the ratio Assists / Loss, Jose Calderon continues to be the first with 4.32.

Corks

Dwight Howard returns to lead the standings with 1.22 shots shooting pad with 3.65 blocks per game. Marcus Camby is next with 2.83 and at number 7 we find a rookie Brook Lopez (1.96)

Robbery

Chris Paul is immeasurable in this section, with 3.04 steals per game. Jason Kidd is second with 2.42.

Percentages

Here we see who pulls up the rocks and who does not. Jason Richardson leads the standings with a triple shooting 48.2% accuracy, followed by Matt Borner (Spurs), Roger Mason (Spurs), James Posey and Kevin Durant. The first rookie Anthony Morrow is a 45.1% and the first Spanish, Jose Calderon with 44.7% accuracy.

In shooting, Nene is the one who gets through the 60% accuracy. Then we have Kendrick Perkins, Shaquille O'Neal and Emeka Okafor. Pau Gasol, at number 9, has a 56.0%

In Jose Calderon free throw is king, with 60 of 60 listed, 100% accuracy. Rudy Fernandez has fallen to eighth place, with 5 failures of 59 attempts and a 91.5% accuracy.