Above-the-break 3: 4 of 8, 50%, league 35% 4/8 50% Left corner 3: 2 of 4, 50%, league 39% 2/4 50% Right corner 3: 0 of 0, league 39% Midrange: 5 of 9, 56%, league 42% 5/9 56% Paint: 4 of 9, 44%, league 44% 4/9 44% Restricted area: 4 of 7, 57%, league 66% 4/7 57% Want the video? Switch to Dots and tap any shot.
Color vs league average in that zone: 6+ pts below 2-6 below about even 2-6 above 6+ above
Shots updated Sat, Sep 26. 1 end-of-quarter heave not counted, same as the box score. Regular season only. Shot locations come from ESPN play-by-play. How zones work
Who shoots like Trey Alexander? See his shot twins
Shot profile Shot diet At the rim 19% lg 30% Paint 24% lg 19% Midrange 24% lg 10% Corner 3 11% lg 11% Above-the-break 3 22% lg 31% Bar = share of his shots. = league share.
How to read this view Each zone is colored by his FG% there vs the league in the same zone: blue is better, red is worse. Labels show makes of attempts. Glossary
Shot quality Shot selection -0.07 expected points per shot vs league
How good his shots are before anyone shoots: the points an average shooter would score from the same spots and shot types.
Shot making +17.1 points per 100 shots above expected
How much better or worse he finishes those shots than an average shooter would.
2025-26 regular season, 37 shots: 1.19 points per shot vs 1.02 expected. Under 200 shots, so no rank yet. Whole season, filters not applied.
Shots in view (37): 1.19 points per shot vs 1.02 expected (+17.1 per 100).
Shot quality leaders and how it works