Has a player ever lead his team in ppg, rpg, and apg?

[Owl]

Just throwing this out there, but for any Pippen hater out there, look at all the other names on that list.. then tell me Pip wasn't a top 3 player, if not the best player, the year Jordan was out.

Pip was very good, but he wasn't as good David Robinson (who led his team in all 5 categories but never in the same year as when he led in assists, Rodman led in rebounds), Hakeem Olajuwon or Shaq.

And Pippen didn't collect those totals in "the year Jordan was out", at least not the full season Jordan missed (he did so in 94-95, the year Jordan was fully absent for was 94-95). In that year Horace Grant led the Bulls on the boards. In that year too he's probably behind the 3 centers, though in this year especially (both probably) he has a strong claim to the 4th best player and best non-center status.

[WillC]

thanks. cowens missed out by less than a tenth though.

Dave Cowens' statistics in 1977-78 should count.

He played 77 games that year and averaged 18.6ppg, 16.0rpg, 4.6apg.

Charlie Scott also averaged 4.6apg that year. However, Scott only played 31 games.

[rmt]

Olajuwon (1994 Playoffs) 28.9 pt,11.0 rb,4.3 as,4.0 blk

Duncan (2003 Playoffs) 24.7 pt,15.4 rb,5.3 as,3.3 blk


They led their teams in pts,rb,as and blk

Duncan playoffs

2001 24.4 pts / 14.5 rebs / 3.8 asst / 2.7 blks
2002 27.6 pts / 14.4 rebs / 5.0 asst / 4.3 blks
2003 24.7 pts / 15.4 rebs / 5.3 asst / 3.3 blks

led Spurs in pts, rebs, asst and blks

[RoundMoundOfReb]

LeBron James does it again in 2013-2014

[dubeta]

The real question is if any other player has led their team in both points per game and r*pes per game the way kobe has