Team Dashboard
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Traditionalper game
Offenseper 100 possessions
Defenseper 100 possessions
Shot Profile
Contextual Scoringpoints per 100 possessions
Possession Typespace, live-ball turnovers, the bonus
Fouls & Whistlesper 100 possessions
Rebounding & Second Chanceschance conversion and contested shares from NBA tracking
Shot Quality & Creation
NBA tracking · wide open = 6+ ft, contested = 0–4 ft
Ball Movementassisted shares from play-by-play · passes and touches from NBA tracking
Rolling Ratings
Game Log
Click a column to sort · hover a shaded cell for its percentile
How the shading works
Each shaded cell is that game's league percentile: the stat is ranked against every team's single-game result that season (all 30 teams, e.g. 2,460 games in a full regular season). 100 is always best, so for DRtg, Opp eFG% and TOV% a low value scores high. Green = better than a typical game, red = worse, untinted = around the 50th percentile.
Example: a 137.8 DRtg at the 3rd percentile means only 3% of games all season had a worse defensive rating.
- Filters don't change the pool. Games are always compared with the full season, so a percentile means the same thing in every window. Regular season and playoffs are separate pools.
- Not opponent-adjusted. A big night against a top defense and one against a weak defense score the same.
- Pace is not shaded. It's a style stat, neither good nor bad.
- Single games are noisy. Low-volume stats (FT Rate, OREB%) hit extreme percentiles more easily than ORtg or Net. Use the Rolling Ratings chart for trends.