Defense vs Position — Friday, October 9, 2026
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Each row is one defense, each column a stat. Ranks or Numbers changes what the cells hold — rank 1 gives up the most of that stat to that position, the easiest matchup. Green means it gives up more than most, red less. How many games moves the sample between the whole season, the last 15 or 7, and a blend that counts recent games more. Click a team for the games behind its row.
How much each defense gives up to every player, stat by stat. Rank 1 gives up the most, so it is the easiest matchup.
Which players
Which games
Season
How many games
Home or away
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Season
Starters or bench
Position
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How many games
Home or away
Each cell is that defense’s rank in the league, where 1 gives up the most of that stat to this position. Green means this defense gives up more of that stat than most, red means less. Click a team to see the games behind its numbers.
LAS▶PTS#1
REB#1
AST#1
3PM#1
STL#1
BLK#1
IND▶PTS#2
REB#3
AST#2
3PM#3
STL#2
BLK#2
DAL▶PTS#3
REB#2
AST#3
3PM#2
STL#3
BLK#3
LAS▶—44#1#1#1#1#1#1IND▶—44#2#3#2#3#2#2DAL▶—44#3#2#3#2#3#3Each cell is that defense’s rank in the league, where 1 gives up the most of that stat to this position. Green means this defense gives up more of that stat than most, red means less. Click a team to see the games behind its numbers.
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What each defense allows by position, ranked across the league. A team can defend well overall while being the place opposing guards go to score, and a single team rating hides that.