Here’s Luka Dončić’s points per game by month this season:

A couple quick takeaways:

• Best month: October at 45.3 PPG, though it was only a 3-game sample.
• Best larger-sample month: March at 37.2 PPG over 15 games.
• Lowest month: February at 27.0 PPG.

March was a clear bounce-back scoring month after the February dip.

Absolutely — here it is as a line graph instead.

Luka’s monthly scoring arc shows a huge opening spike, a midseason dip in February, and then a strong rebound in March.

The key trend is pretty clear:

• October: explosive start
• November–January: still elite, but below the opening pace
• February: lowest scoring month
• March: major bounce-back to 37.2 PPG

Here’s SGA’s monthly PPG this season as a line graph.

A quick read on the trend:

• Steady elite scoring basically all year
• December onward shows his strongest stretch
• March was his top scoring month at 35.0 PPG

Here’s SGA’s monthly PPG this season as a bar graph.

He’s been remarkably steady month to month, with October as his high point and only a mild dip into February/March.

Quick read:

• October: 34.2 PPG
• November–January: very stable around 31–32 PPG
• February: 30.0 PPG
• March: 30.7 PPG

So unlike Luka’s sharper swings, SGA’s scoring profile has been much flatter and more consistent.

Here’s Wemby’s monthly PPG this season as a bar graph.

His scoring opened very strong, dipped through November–February, then climbed back up in March.

Quick read:

• October: 30.2 PPG
• November: 23.3 PPG
• December: 21.9 PPG
• January: 23.6 PPG
• February: 22.5 PPG
• March: 26.8 PPG

So the shape is:

• hot start
• midseason dip
• March rebound toward his early-season level

Victor Wembanyama is averaging 24.5 points per game this season.

Quick context:

• Games: 60
• Minutes: 29.3
• Rebounds: 11.4
• Assists: 3.1
• Blocks: 3.1

That puts him at 24.5 / 11.4 / 3.1 on the season.