| @jdiaz28: For some reason, if you follow the source link to ESPN's stat page, Chris Paul doesn't show up in the scoring leaders, even though he should be around #40 at 16.2 points per game. Paul shows up just fine on the leaders for steals and assist per game, but strangely he is absent from the scoring leaders. Anyone have an explanation for this? I thought maybe it was that you must have played in either X number of games or scored X number of points to qualify, which would explain why Carmelo Anthony and Kyrie Irving are listed despite playing fewer games than Chris Paul, because they've scored way more points. But Nikola Pekovic is listed with 48 games and 15.9 ppg, so certainly Chris Paul should be listed with 49 games and 16.2 ppg. He's just not there for some reason. |
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