Curry holds two seats exclusively! US media predicts 13 statistics for the new season: Doncic scores + Wenban blocks

Curry owns two seats alone! As the preseason starts and the new NBA season is approaching, the US media "fadeawayworld" makes predictions for the 13 statistics kings in the new season, including Doncic's scoring champion and Wenban's blocking champion.

Scoring King: Doncic (32.1 points)

Whether in the international arena or in the NBA, Doncic has always been one of the most unstoppable forces on the offensive end.

After completing a significant loss in the offseason, Doncic has shown top offensive influence in the European Championships. In addition, James will be 41 years old in the new season, and the Lakers have already clarified Doncic's core position in the future after completing a three-year contract renewal.

From all aspects, Doncic will assume greater responsibilities on the offensive end in the new season and score more terrifying scoring performance. US media predicts that he will average 32.1 points per game and be the scoring leader.

Rebound King: Jokic (13.1 rebounds)

As the first active player in combat, Jokic has become a stable 30+ triple-double threat. Due to his excellent scoring and assisting abilities, the outside world has ignored Jokic's rebounding ability.

With its outstanding body shape, top-notch prediction and soft feel, and the Nuggets' habits, Jokic launched a direct attack after taking off the backcourt rebound, allowing Jokic to compete for the honor of the rebounding champion.

Especially after the Nuggets complete the full upgrade of the lineup in the offseason, Jokic's pressure on both offense and defense in the new season will inevitably be reduced, and there is hope to increase his investment in rebounds to defeat Sao Jr. to win the rebounding king.

Assist King: Trae Young (11.1 assists)

Large-scale production three-pointers have always been Trae Young's biggest label. In addition, the defensive defects are too obvious, which has led to the outside world ignoring Trae Young's organization and passing ability.

Trey Young rebounded strongly in the 24-25 season. While the team was suffering from injuries, he still averaged 11.6 assists per game and won the assists.

The Hawks became a big winner again in the offseason, introducing a group of strong players including Possian, Alexander Walker and Kennard. In addition, the wounded have recovered and returned, Trae Young has hope of defending the assist King Honor in the new season.

Stealer King: Daniels (3.1 steal)

Daniels is the fastest-rise top defender in the NBA in the past two years, and is already the best outside defender in active service, averaging 3 steals per game in 24-25 seasons.

With his outstanding performance on the defensive end, Daniels was the fastest-progress player and ranked second in the DPOY competition, second only to Mobri of the Cavaliers.

Since he is only 22 years old, a player's offensive and defensive capabilities are soaring. As the Hawks add more firepower on the offensive end, Daniels is expected to take on greater responsibilities on the defensive end and win the King of Stealing.

Block King: Wenban Yama (3.5 blocks)

After experiencing thrombosis, Wenban Yama completed a comprehensive upgrade during the offseason, greatly improving his physical ability to fight against traditional centers.

Originally, Ban Yama is already the top blocker in active service. As the confrontation increases, Ban Yama's protection of the basket will inevitably be further strengthened.

Therefore, for Wenban Yama, averaging 3.5 blocks per game is not a luxury, and whether you can maintain health for a long time is the key.

The other 8 data networks are predicted as follows:

The King of Turnovers: Doncic (4.5 turnovers);

Time per game: Antetokounmpo (37.4 minutes);

Number of shots per game: Alexander (22.3);

The shooting percentage: Allen (70.2%);

The shooting percentage of three-pointers: Curry (11.3);

Three-point shooting percentage: Lavender (44.2%);

Free throw percentage: Antetokounmpo (10.6);

Free throw percentage: Curry (93.5%).