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    Default Re: Anthony Davis 2014-15 so far = Highest PER ever

    Quote Originally Posted by LAZERUSS
    So when Wilt was winning scoring titles by unapproachable margins, leading the league in rebounding by solid margins, setting FG% records, handing out more apg (in an era when they were more difficult to come by), probably blocking at least twice as many shots per game, and was much more of a factor on the defensive end...all in the same season(s)...

    and somehow AD has a high PER...and in only five games...

    Hmm....

    What are Wilts per numbers anways?

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    Default Re: Anthony Davis 2014-15 so far = Highest PER ever

    Quote Originally Posted by navy
    Hmm....

    What are Wilts per numbers anways?
    Considering some of the recent PER marks by Lebron...FAR less than what they should have been. Even so, the top-2, and three of the top-6. However, he was at his peak in 65-66, 66-67, and 67-68...and they are considerably down the list. All of which makes PER a relatively inaccurate stat. Just ask Bill Russell.

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    Default Re: Anthony Davis 2014-15 so far = Highest PER ever

    Quote Originally Posted by navy
    Hmm....

    What are Wilts per numbers anways?

    His blocks and steals are not calculated for him, since they were not tracked back then, so his numbers are inaccurate.

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    Default Re: Anthony Davis 2014-15 so far = Highest PER ever

    Quote Originally Posted by Sarcastic
    His blocks and steals are not calculated for him, since they were not tracked back then, so his numbers are inaccurate.
    But even at that...how about his 65-66 season, and with a PER of 28.26, which is...get this...#52 all-time?

    Led the NBA in scoring at 33.5 ppg; led the NBA in rebounding, at 24.6; averaged 5.2 apg; set a then record mark of a .540 FG%; and overall, LED the NBA in 13 of 23 statistical categories, and was top-5 in another four.

    http://www.basketball-reference.com/.../NBA_1966.html

    Oh, and BTW, he also led his team to the best record in the league.

    And, as you mentioned, we don't have his BPG; nor his TRB%; or Offensive TRB%; or Defensive TRB%.

    So, how can there possibly be 51 other performances in NBA history that were better than Chamberlain's 65-66 season?

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    Default Re: Anthony Davis 2014-15 so far = Highest PER ever

    Quote Originally Posted by navy
    Hmm....

    What are Wilts per numbers anways?
    The more correct question would be: "What was Wilt's best PER during his first 5 games in a season?". Let's remember that he got a 31.8 in the season when he averaged 44.8/24.3, yet...he had averaged 52.8/31.2 in his first 5 games, so a PER of 38-40 in those games wouldn't be out of the question.

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