Kyle Lowry - Toronto Raptors
No player in the league is currently showing more generosity than All-Star Kyle Lowry. Now that Kawhi Leonard is the second star on the roster, Lowry has become the top assist man in the league. He's been averaging a double-double, and is the only one in the league with double-digit assists per game, right now.
KYLE LOWRY IS BALLIN'! #WeTheNorth pic.twitter.com/n9AkDLZMJ7
— Toronto Raptors (@Raptors) November 5, 2018
Chris Paul - Houston Rockets
CP3 has led the league in assists before, so it's no surprise he's near the top of this year's list. Paul is recording 9.3 per game, as he and the Houston Rockets try to climb back toward contender status in the Western Conference.
Chris Paul Drops A Near Triple Double In Brooklyn | November 2, 2018 - https://t.co/UvueQBPoRs pic.twitter.com/qrtLj2XEy6
— Thisiss News (@Thisiss_News) November 5, 2018
Russell Westbrook - Oklahoma City Thunder
Westbrook averaged a triple-double in his NBA MVP season, two years ago. Now, he's back at it, but slightly lower on the leaderboard. Russ is dishing out 8.9 assists per game, which has him ranked just slightly above the No. 4 player.
Russell Westbrook named NBA Western Conference Player of the Week. #WhyNot pic.twitter.com/S5Pzumv6fh
— OKC THUNDER (@okcthunder) November 5, 2018