Advanced metrics
Use this guide to understand what each rating measures and how it can help you review a player or lineup.
Scoring efficiency across field goals and free throws.
Accounts for the extra value of three-point makes and estimates the possession weight of free throws, so a player who scores efficiently from the line is not judged on field-goal percentage alone.
Overall impact shown at a 40-minute rate.
Combines scoring, playmaking, rebounding, defence, hustle, and plus-minus. The 40-minute rate helps you compare players who play different minutes.
A player’s average 40-minute impact across selected games.
Shows a player’s usual impact across the games and date range you select.
A player’s total impact across the season.
Uses the minutes played in each game, so more time on court contributes more to the season total.
A team benchmark on the same scale as player TVIR.
Gives you a team reference point for comparing an individual player’s impact.
An all-in-one impact measure for a game or range.
Built from productive box-score actions, missed shots, fouls, turnovers, plus-minus, and minutes played.
A 0–100 defensive-intensity and effort rating.
Weights steals, blocks, Defensive Pressure Acts, one-percenters, rebounding, assists, and makes off turnovers, while turnovers and fouls reduce the result.
A guide to the strongest starting combinations.
Combines player performance and lineup fit. Groups with only a few shared starts are treated with more caution.
How well a starting group performs together.
Compares the group’s shooting, defensive pressure, hustle, and plus-minus with each player’s usual performance.
Team Synergy is an estimate
Team Synergy estimates how well starters may fit together from the games you record. Treat combinations with only a few shared starts as an early guide.
You can open a full explanation of any rating from its label inside Dunk Data.
Record a game, review the patterns, and use each rating to guide your next coaching decision.
