National Basketball Association
Scoring, rebounding and assist leaders since 1951. Every season from 1951: who finished first, in what, and how often.
- Titles recorded
- 1,409
- Players who led
- 375
- Seasons covered
- 1951–2025
Spotlight
Four league leaders, drawn at random from the whole of NBA history.
#40 all-time
Ben Wallace
1996–2011
9
seasons leading
the NBA
the NBA
Rebounds per Game
2×
#20 all-time
Russell Westbrook
2008–2025
14
seasons leading
the NBA
the NBA
Turnovers
4×
#40 all-time
Elvin Hayes
1968–1983
9
seasons leading
the NBA
the NBA
Rebounds per Game
2×
#11 all-time
DeAndre Jordan
2008–2025
18
seasons leading
the NBA
the NBA
Field Goal Percentage
5×
Season spotlight
A leaderboard from a random season.
2022 Total Steals
Full list- 1 OG Anunoby 1610612761 128
- 2 De'Anthony Melton 1610612755 126
- 3 Anthony Edwards 1610612750 125
- 4 Fred VanVleet 1610612761 123
- 5 Jimmy Butler III 1610612748 117
2007 Three-Pointers Made
Full list- 1 Jason Richardson 1610612766 243
- 2 Peja Stojakovic 1610612740 231
- 3 Rashard Lewis 1610612753 226
- 4 Stephen Jackson 1610612744 182
- 5 Ray Allen 1610612738 180
2004 Blocks per Game
Full list- 1 Marcus Camby 1610612743 3.0
- 2 Tim Duncan 1610612759 2.6
- 3 Theo Ratliff 1610612757 2.5
- 4 Ben Wallace 1610612765 2.4
- 5 Shaquille O'Neal 1610612748 2.3
Most titles, ever
Seasons finishing first in a category, counted across a whole career.
- 1 Wilt Chamberlain 1959–1972 10 categories 64
- 2 Michael Jordan 1984–2002 6 categories 39
- 3 James Harden 2009–2025 9 categories 26
- 4 John Stockton 1984–2002 6 categories 25
- 5 Moses Malone 1976–1994 6 categories 24
- 6 Dwight Howard 2004–2021 7 categories 23
- 7 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 1969–1988 8 categories 23
- 8 Oscar Robertson 1960–1973 6 categories 22
- 9 Chris Paul 2005–2025 4 categories 20
- 10 Dikembe Mutombo 1991–2008 6 categories 19
Longest reigns
Consecutive seasons on top- 9 John Stockton Total Assists, 1987–1995
- 8 Bob Cousy Total Assists, 1952–1959
- 7 Wilt Chamberlain Field Goals Made, 1959–1965
- 7 Moses Malone Offensive Rebounds, 1976–1982
- 7 Michael Jordan Points per Game, 1986–1992
- 6 Dwight Howard Defensive Rebounds, 2007–2012