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NBA

NBA Rotations — Sunday, August 23, 2026

Who played with whom, when, and how the units fared.

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How to Read This Page

What the columns mean and how to read them
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The rotation chart shows each player’s stints across the periods, so substitution patterns, closing lineups and the shape of a blowout are visible at a glance. Lineup views aggregate the five-man units that played together with how they performed. Short stints matter here: a player with twenty-eight minutes across six appearances is being used very differently from one with twenty-eight minutes across three.

No NBA games scheduled for Sun, Aug 23.

The Team and Player tabs work any day — research rotations, minutes, and lineups for any team.

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About the NBA Rotations board

Who was on the floor, when, and with whom — reconstructed from play-by-play into stints and lineup combinations. It turns a minutes total into a picture of how a coach actually uses a rotation.

How to read it

The rotation chart shows each player’s stints across the periods, so substitution patterns, closing lineups and the shape of a blowout are visible at a glance. Lineup views aggregate the five-man units that played together with how they performed. Short stints matter here: a player with twenty-eight minutes across six appearances is being used very differently from one with twenty-eight minutes across three.

Where the numbers come from

Derived from play-by-play, which already records the five players on the floor for each event, and rebuilt into stints. There is no separate rotations source — it is computed from the game record itself, which is why it reconciles with the box score.

Who it's for

For minutes projections, injury-replacement questions and understanding how a role is actually being used. It is the board to check when a player’s production and his minutes do not seem to match.

What the NBA stats mean
GP / MPGGames played and minutes per game.
REB CHCRebound chances — rebounds that were actually available to a player, not just the ones he grabbed. Useful for separating opportunity from result.
POT ASTPotential assists — passes that would have been assists if the shot had gone in. Measures playmaking without punishing a teammate’s miss.
USG%Usage rate — share of the team’s possessions a player uses while on the floor.
TS%True shooting percentage — scoring efficiency that accounts for two-pointers, three-pointers and free throws together.
ORtg / DRtgPoints produced and points allowed per 100 possessions.
NetRtgOffensive rating minus defensive rating.
DvPDefense vs Position — how much a defense gives up to opponents at one position, rather than overall. A team can defend well overall and still be the place guards go to score.
Allowed / Percentile / AdjustedThree ways to read the same defensive cell. Allowed is the raw per-game number. Percentile ranks it 0 to 100 across the league, where higher means an easier matchup. Adjusted shows how much better or worse players do against that defense than they normally do.
PPPPoints per possession on a given play type — how efficiently a player finishes that action.
therundown.gg · Rotations from play-by-play
Freq%Frequency — share of a player’s possessions that came from a given play type.
ColorsShading is calibrated to the NBA’s own range, not college. The same number reads a different color on the NCAA board, so do not compare cell colors across the two sports.