You can sort by various columns, adjust the scatterplot color scheme with various options, and download a copy of the table for your own purposes.

Here's the link again, hope you enjoy!

courtsketch.com/shotmaking

The display features nine different columns related to shotmaking you can cycle between, with options for 2pt shotmaking, 3pt shot making and overall shotmaking available. Explanations for all of the columns can be found at the top of applications, along with a link to the piece outline methodology.

(This is far from my best written thread but I am tired and have a few ongoing projects to manage, so full apologies for any downstream uncertainty that arisis from my communication failures in advance)

As always, any feedback and support is immensely appreciated. Linking the tool one last time below, let me know what you think :).

nbavisuals.com/shotplaylist

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This one does currently require a subscription. I'm very open to changing that long term, but [waves in unemployed programmer].

Lastly, any playlist you make can be saved as a shareable link. As an example, here's a link to the exact player&date combinations I used to generate the graphic above.

This can let you narrow in on specific portions of the season for any team. As one example, the Wolves were commonly cited as a team that surged during the new year as Randle full integrated with the squad. This tool allows you to visualize that specific time period.

Next is the shotmap portion. These functionally work the same as shotcombo, with an additional date filter, and a alternate display for mobile users.

There are additional filters you can apply for shot type(3 or 3), zone, and distance from the basket. These apply _only_ to the playlist view.

this exists until the nba puts together a better alternative.

Now as to how it works, it's functionally the same as the playlist tool but well for shots. Control for whatever players on, off & shooting, for whatever date span, and it will pull up a playlist for you.

Let's start with the playlist part. And before I dive into this, I want to make one thing explicitly clear.

There is _no_ charge for this section. That will not be changing. Everything that is here is freely accessible. Anyone can use this, and as far as I'm concerned .../

You can use the searchbar to quickly trackdown any player on the list. Lastly, you can click on any datapoint and visually compare the players distribution to other players for the selected season/with the selected season filters.

Here's the link again, lmk what you think!

nbavisuals.com/statboard

You can pick any of the sites 80+ player level stats, with quick fill options for different categories to get you started. The display changes according to whether you are on desktop(left screenshot) or mobile(right screenshot), both offering the full range of data points.

What do you mean by this?