From the most outside (top) to the most inside: the dot places the team between three-pointers and the paint, the dotted line is the league average. Poss. = possessions per game.
The families
A dominant tendency reaches the top quarter of its eligible cohort. Exact ties form a mixed profile; secondary tendencies remain visible. The half court shows scoring sources, not shot attempts.
Combined regular-season records provide context. They do not show that a tendency causes wins: rosters, GMs and opponents also differ.
50.0%
No marked tendencyBest record2 teams · 19 games78.9%15–4
Shooters2 teams · 21 games61.9%13–8
Offensive rebounding4 teams · 23 games56.5%13–10
Fast pace2 teams · 13 games53.8%7–6
Bench1 team · 13 games · single team53.8%7–6
Transition3 teams · 32 games53.1%17–15
Points off turnovers3 teams · 30 games50.0%15–15
Paint5 teams · 35 games42.9%15–20
Assisted baskets2 teams · 14 games28.6%4–10
Joint tendencies3 teams · 25 games28.0%7–18
Coverage and method
Each indicator uses its own complete regular-season sample, excluding simulations. A percentile needs 5 recorded games and two eligible teams for that indicator. Tendencies start at percentile 75; the comparison cohort can differ between indicators.
Three-point attempt rate: 27 eligible teams
Three-point scoring: 27 eligible teams
Points in the paint: 27 eligible teams
Fast break points: 27 eligible teams
Second chance points: 27 eligible teams
Bench points: 27 eligible teams
Points off turnovers: 21 eligible teams
Offensive rebounding rate: 27 eligible teams
Possessions per game: 27 eligible teams
Assists per field goal: 27 eligible teams
Three-point attempt rate is three-point attempts divided by all field-goal attempts. Three-point scoring share measures points produced, so it also reflects shooting success. The map uses scoring share; the shooting tendency uses attempt rate.
Other scoring shares overlap and do not add up to a total. Assists are measured per made field goal; pace is estimated possessions per game. Offensive rebounding uses the share of available rebounds recovered, not raw totals. Second-chance points remain a separate indicator.
The half court uses only games with every scoring zone recorded. Mid-range is the remainder after three-point points, paint points and free throws. Its sample can differ from individual indicators. Records include all regular-season games, including simulations; a meeting within one family counts on both sides.
3 teams are absent from the map because three-point scoring share, paint scoring share or pace cannot yet be ranked. Each needs 5 recorded games and an eligible comparison cohort.