Basketball stat abbreviations
A reference for the labels used in Superstat tables.
Common box-score labels
| Label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| GP | Games played. |
| PTS / PPG | Points / points per game. |
| REB | Total rebounds. |
| OREB / DREB | Offensive / defensive rebounds. |
| AST / APG | Assists / assists per game. |
| STL | Steals. |
| BLK | Blocks. |
| TO | Turnovers. |
| PF | Personal fouls. |
| FGM / FGA | Field goals made / attempted. |
| 2PT / 3PT | Two-point / three-point shooting. |
| FTM / FTA | Free throws made / attempted. |
| FG% / 2PT% / 3PT% / FT% | The corresponding made-to-attempted shooting percentage. |
| MIN | Minutes played, when available and visible. |
| +/- | Team scoring differential during the player's time on court, when supported. |
Advanced labels
TS% is true shooting percentage, a scoring-efficiency measure that includes free throws. EFF is the efficiency value shown in the table. FPTS is fantasy points. In Superstat's highlights calculation, fantasy points are points + 1.2 × rebounds + 1.5 × assists + 2 × steals + 2 × blocks − turnovers.
Totals versus averages
A single-game box score shows that game's production. Performance and player profile views may show season totals or per-game averages. Read the column description and selected view before comparing values.
A dash can mean that a value is unavailable or that there were no attempts to calculate a percentage. It should not automatically be interpreted as zero percent.
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