ESPN experts favor Luka Doncic for NBA scoring title this season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 4:17 AM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026

An ESPN poll indicates that Luka Doncic is favored to win the NBA scoring title for the upcoming season. Doncic, who averaged 33.5 points last season and captured his second scoring title, is expected to carry a heavier load for the Los Angeles Lakers following LeBron James's move to the Philadelphia 76ers. The poll shows Doncic as the leading candidate for back-to-back scoring titles. His performance last season included averaging 37.5 points per game near the end before a hamstring injury halted his momentum. Also, Doncic received notable votes for the 2027 MVP award.
- •Doncic averaged 33.5 points, 7.7 rebounds, and 8.3 assists last season.
- •He is seen as the favorite for the scoring title in the upcoming season.
- •LeBron James's departure to Philadelphia allows Doncic more scoring opportunities.
- •Doncic averaged 37.5 points in March before a hamstring injury.
- •He finished fourth in MVP voting last season.
- 4:17 AMYahoo Sports — ESPN panel picks Luka Doncic to win major NBA individual award
"Luka Doncic could be poised to win a major NBA individual honor this coming season.
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