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Every spot.
Mapped.
Zone shot charts for every player and team in the league. The floor is split into 16 named zones, each colored green where they shoot better than the league average and red where they shoot worse. Updated nightly during the season.
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Click in for a player's full-season shot chart, zone breakdown, and efficiency vs. the league average.
All 538 active. Click in for the full-season 16-zone shot chart, broken down by zone and shot situation.
All 30. Offensive shot distribution today; defensive maps, showing where teams give up shots, coming next.
Every team's rotation by G/F/C, keyed on minutes per game and a position-balanced minutes share.
How to read a zone shot chart, why the corner-3 era reshaped the league, and profiles of the players whose charts tell the clearest stories.
How we read the floor.
Every shot is classified into one of 16 named zones. Each zone is colored by FG% delta vs. league average, green above and red below, and labeled with FG% and makes/attempts.
A corner-3 maker is graded against other corner-3 attempts, not against a paint shot. Comparisons stay honest.
Pulled from stats.nba.com (unofficial). New games show up before sunrise. Last 5 / last 10 splits available on player pages.
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Shot data via stats.nba.com (unofficial) · 16 named court zones · color = FG% vs league average for same zone (green hot · red cold)