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

[WillC]

Maurice Stokes
- Rochester Royals 1955-56: 16.8ppg, 16.3rpg, 4.9apg

Elgin Baylor
- Minneapolis Lakers 1958-59: 24.9ppg, 15.0rpg, 4.1apg
- Los Angeles Lakers 1960-61: 34.5ppg, 19.8rpg, 5.1apg

Dave Cowens
- Boston Celtics 1977-78: 18.6ppg, 16.0rpg, 4.6apg

Bill Walton
- Portland Trailblazers 1977-78: 18.9ppg, 13.2rpg, 5.0apg

Tracy McGrady led the Magic in total points, rebounds and assists in a season, but not per game.

Marques Johnson was 0.1apg away from leading the Bucks in all three categories in a season.

Lamar Odom was 0.3apg away from leading the Clippers in all three categories in a season.

[Nash]

tells you a lot about Lebron when he does it in a superteam with Wade and Bosh.

[Miller for 3]

KG in 2003 is the only player in history to lead his team in pts, boards, assists, steals, and blocks in both per game and total for the season

[WillC]

KG in 2003 is the only player in history to lead his team in pts, boards, assists, steals, and blocks in both per game and total for the season

Steals and blocks weren't recorded until the 1970s though.

I think it's fair to say that Maurice Stokes probably led his team in every category. It's likely that Elgin Baylor did too.

Possibly Wilt Chamberlain as well.

[Segatti]

tells you a lot about Lebron when he does it in a superteam with Wade and Bosh.

Only if Wade and Bosh were actually playing like superstars...

[Duncan21formvp]

MJ did it as a rookie.

[RoundMoundOfReb]

Maurice Stokes
- Rochester Royals 1955-56: 16.8ppg, 16.3rpg, 4.9apg

Elgin Baylor
- Minneapolis Lakers 1958-59: 24.9ppg, 15.0rpg, 4.1apg
- Los Angeles Lakers 1960-61: 34.5ppg, 19.8rpg, 5.1apg

Dave Cowens
- Boston Celtics 1977-78: 18.6ppg, 16.0rpg, 4.6apg

Bill Walton
- Portland Trailblazers 1977-78: 18.9ppg, 13.2rpg, 5.0apg

Tracy McGrady led the Magic in total points, rebounds and assists in a season, but not per game.

Marques Johnson was 0.1apg away from leading the Bucks in all three categories in a season.

Lamar Odom was 0.3apg away from leading the Clippers in all three categories in a season.

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

[Mr Exlax]

How many times have the players that accomplished this won championships that year? I can't wrap my head around a team winning when 1 person has to do that much shit.

[Money 23]

Grant Hill 98-99
Grant Hill 96-97 (Also led in spg)
Grant Hill 95-96 (Also led in spg)

Wow ...

And people want to act like this guy wasn't the LeBron of the 90's before his injury.

[Young X]

- Jordan led his team in pts, asts, rbs, and stls in his rookie year.

- KG led his team in pts, rbs, asts, stls, and blks in '03.

[fsvr54]

First person that came to mind was KG. What a ****ing beast.

[Just2McFly]

Wow ...

And people want to act like this guy wasn't the LeBron of the 90's before his injury.

I dont think that's a fair comparison at all.

[Money 23]

I dont think that's a fair comparison at all.

They both became the face of the league at an early age. Were liked by all due to their non threatening personality, and were point forwards with great handles that had fantastic all around games. The comparison is very legit.

[Just2McFly]

They both became the face of the league at an early age. Were liked by all due to their non threatening personality, and were point forwards with great handles that had fantastic all around games. The comparison is very legit.

In your opinion it's legit. I think that it has some validity, but it doesn't last long.

[Money 23]

In your opinion it's legit. I think that it has some validity, but it doesn't last long.

Hello McFly? Explain yourself more.

How does the validity not last long? I think LeBron is the super loaded upgraded version of Hill / Pippen.