PER + WS/48 composite adjusted for games played and minutes. Career total is the sum of every regular-season PPP.
PPP grades a single season (or a career) on a 0-10 scale by combining PER and WS/48, then adjusting for games and minutes played so injuries and load management don't get a free pass.
League-average PER/WS·48 performance scores a 5 out of 10; a perfect 10 requires a 31.25+ PER AND a .295+ WS/48 in the same season — both at once, which has now happened 9 times: Michael Jordan (1988, 1991), LeBron James (2009, 2013), Wilt Chamberlain (1964), Stephen Curry (2016), and Nikola Jokić (2021, 2022, 2025).
No stat is perfect — injuries, load management, and small-sample seasons all get accounted for separately via the games/minutes adjustment described above.