USBACompare teams
Record
- 83.3%better
- Win %
- 28.6%
- 3–0better
- Homebox score
- 2–2
- 2–1better
- Awaybox score
- 0–3
- 1–0better
- Close games5 pts or fewer
- 1–1
- 5–1better
- Last 10
- 2–5
Per game
- 110.7better
- Points scored / game
- 99.6
- 103.5better
- Points allowed / game
- 107.6
- +7.2better
- Differential / game
- -8.0
- 54.8
- Rebounds
- 56.1better
- 25.2better
- Assists
- 20.0
- 8.7better
- Steals
- 7.4
- 1.8
- Blocks
- 3.7better
- 10.7
- Turnovers
- 7.4better
- 46.5%better
- Field goals
- 41.0%
- 31.8%better
- Three-pointers
- 31.4%
- 86.2%better
- Free throws
- 63.2%
Advanced metrics 12-min quarters
- 106.8better
- ORtgpoints / 100 possessions
- 99.3
- 99.9better
- DRtgallowed / 100 possessions
- 107.2
- +6.9better
- Net
- -8.0
- 52.5%better
- eFG%
- 47.2%
- 54.6%better
- TS%
- 48.3%
- 9.5%
- Turnover %
- 6.7%better
- 15.0%
- Off. rebound %
- 17.0%better
- 103.6
- Possessions / gamepace, no winner
- 100.3
Playing style
10 style indicators
Shot choices, scoring sources and pace. A higher percentile describes a tendency, not a better team.
Nets
10/10 axes with enough data
Fast pace
Secondary: Paint, Bench
Observed tendencies
- Dominant: Possessions per game
- 103.6 P986/6 games; rank 1 of 27 teams
- Secondary: Points in the paint
- 50.6% P946/6 games; rank 2 of 27 teams
- Secondary: Bench points
- 37.3% P876/6 games; rank 4 of 27 teams
Lakers
10/10 axes with enough data
Fast pace
Observed tendencies
- Dominant: Possessions per game
- 100.3 P807/7 games; rank 6 of 27 teams
- Three-point attempt rate
-
38.0%P506/6 games27 teams
-
39.4%P617/7 games27 teams
- Three-point scoring
-
31.6%P286/6 games27 teams
-
36.6%P547/7 games27 teams
- Points in the paint
-
50.6%P946/6 games27 teams
-
42.5%P657/7 games27 teams
- Fast break points
-
21.7%P836/6 games27 teams
-
19.2%P577/7 games27 teams
- Second chance points
-
5.7%P206/6 games27 teams
-
7.3%P547/7 games27 teams
- Bench points
-
37.3%P876/6 games27 teams
-
28.8%P467/7 games27 teams
- Points off turnovers
-
11.2%P835/6 games20 teams
-
8.1%P335/7 games20 teams
- Offensive rebounding rate
-
15.0%P206/6 games27 teams
-
17.0%P467/7 games27 teams
- Possessions per game
-
103.6P986/6 games27 teams
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100.3P807/7 games27 teams
- Assists per field goal
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0.56P766/6 games27 teams
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0.50P357/7 games27 teams
Closest profiles
Compared across 20 complete profiles.
Closest profiles
Compared across 20 complete profiles.
Coverage and method
Nets: 6 regular-season games with a final score, excluding simulations.
Lakers: 7 regular-season games with a final score, excluding simulations.
Each axis uses its own complete box-score sample. Percentiles start at 5 games per team and require at least two eligible teams in the same league and season.
P75 means a value above roughly three quarters of eligible team values. Ties share the midpoint percentile. Identical values all receive P50. This describes style, not performance.
Three-point attempt rate measures shot choices: three-point attempts divided by all field-goal attempts. Scoring share measures points produced; it also reflects shooting success.
Scoring shares divide recorded points of each type by total points in the same games; three-pointers count for three points. These shares overlap and do not add up to 100%. Assists per field goal uses total assists divided by made field goals in the same games.
Offensive rebounding rate measures the share of available offensive rebounds recovered. It is distinct from points scored on second chances and does not establish a deliberate rebounding tactic.
Pace is estimated possessions per game from complete paired box scores. It does not assume game duration or exclude unrecorded overtime.
Closest profiles use 8 equally weighted standardized dimensions among complete 10-indicator profiles. Three-point attempt rate replaces three-point scoring share; offensive rebounding rate replaces second-chance points. Constant dimensions do not distinguish profiles; exact ties are retained. Proximity does not mean identical tactics.
18 lines in favour of the Nets, across all categories5 lines in favour of the Lakers, across all categories
Highlighted: the better value of each line (fewer points allowed and turnovers is better). A tie highlights nothing. Samples: 6 and 7 box scores.