The Los Angeles Lakers have had an exciting 2024-25 NBA season, with several key players stepping up offensively. As expected, LeBron James has led the scoring for the Lakers, averaging 25.7 points per game (PPG). The 39-year-old superstar continues to defy age with his high efficiency and leadership on the court.
Following closely behind is Anthony Davis, averaging 24.7 PPG. Davis has also been a dominant force on the boards, grabbing over 12.6 rebounds per game while contributing defensively with blocks and steals. His two-way presence remains crucial to the Lakers’ success this season.
D’Angelo Russell has provided a solid third option, scoring 18.0 PPG. Known for his three-point shooting, Russell has been a key contributor from beyond the arc, maintaining a 41.5% three-point shooting percentage. His ability to facilitate and create shots has been instrumental in the Lakers’ offensive schemes.
Meanwhile, Austin Reaves has continued his upward trajectory, putting up 15.9 PPG while also adding 5.5 assists per game. His versatility has allowed the Lakers to maintain offensive consistency when their star players take a rest. Rui Hachimura rounds out the top five with 13.6 PPG, proving to be a valuable asset as a stretch forward.
With the Lakers currently holding a 32-20 record, their scoring leaders have played a pivotal role in keeping them competitive in the Western Conference playoff race. The team’s offensive production, combined with their defensive efforts, will be crucial as they push toward postseason success.
