Stats

Tom Dowd

It’s the bubble edition of the Brooklyn Nets Stat Survey presented by Infor. With the eight-game seeding round schedule complete and the Nets headed into their first-round playoff series matchup with the Toronto Raptors, let’s take a look at where the Nets rank among the 22 teams on the NBA Campus in Orlando.

The Nets are sixth in points per game (119.9), seventh in offensive rating (116.2), and seventh in effective field goal percentage (55.6). They’re also ninth in net rating (0.3).

Brooklyn is fourth in field goals attempted per game (91.9), fourth in field goals made (43.8) and ninth in field goal percentage (47.6).

The Nets are fourth in 3-point field goals attempted (40.4), fourth in 3-pointers made (14.6), and 11th in 3-point percentage (36.2).

Brooklyn is second in the league in assists per game (27.8) and first in secondary assists (4.6). The Nets are also third in assist ratio (19.4), fifth in assist percentage (63.4), fourth in turnover percentage (12.8), fifth in fewest turnovers per game (13.3), and fourth in assist to turnover ratio (2.09).

The Nets are eighth in pace (103.25), eighth in points in the paint (49.3), and ninth in fast break points (12.3).

Brooklyn is fifth in drives per game (55.4) and leads the league in drive points per game (32.6).

The Nets lead the NBA in bench points per game (49.0) and are one of two teams with four players averaging double figures off the bench (Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot, Tyler Johnson, Jeremiah Martin, Chris Chiozza).

Caris LeVert is 12th in points per game (25.0), 10th in assists per game (6.7), 12th in steals per game (1.5), and eighth in usage percentage (32.6). LeVert is one of three players in Orlando averaging at least 25.0 points, 5.0 rebounds, and 5.0 assists.

Jarrett Allen is second in field goal percentage (67.3), third in rebounds per game (11.0), and sixth in assist to turnover ratio (5.0). Allen is one of four players in Orlando averaging at least 15.0 points, 10.0 rebounds, and 4.0 assists.

Joe Harris is fifth in 3-point shooting percentage (54.1), seventh in field goal percentage (62.0), and sixth in effective field goal percentage (74.7).

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Bubble Edition: Where the Nets Stand Since the Restart

We're taking a look at some notable statistics and rankings compiled by the Brooklyn Nets with our weekly Stat Survey presented by Infor.

With their last two games — both wins — decided by a total of five points, the Nets have played 37 clutch games, tied for sixth in the NBA. Clutch games are defined as games within five points in the final five minutes. They are 18-19 in those games. Spencer Dinwiddie is seventh in the NBA in clutch minutes (139) and clutch points (104).

Dinwiddie leads Brooklyn with a career-high 20.6 points per game. In 48 games as a starter — he’s come off the bench for 15 games — Dinwiddie is averaging 21.3 points and 7.3 assists. He is ninth in the NBA in drives per game (17.1) and ninth in drive points per game (10.5). Dinwiddie is 12th in the NBA in free throws per game (7.0) and 13th in free throws made per game (5.4). The only guards in the NBA averaging more free throw attempts per 36 minutes than Dinwiddie (8.1), are James Harden, Luka Doncic, and Trae Young. In going 14-of-15 from the line against Chicago on Sunday, Dinwiddie matched his career high for free throws made in a game.

Caris LeVert moved back into the starting lineup on Feb. 3, and in 16 games since is averaging 24.1 points, 5.3 assists, 4.8 rebounds and 1.7 steals in 33.1 minutes per game. He’s shooting 44.7 overall and 41.3 percent from 3-point range during that stretch. The stretch includes a career-high 51-point game in Boston and LeVert’s first career triple-double, last Friday against San Antonio.

DeAndre Jordan 11th in the NBA in rebounds per game with 10.0 per game. Jordan is also fourth in the league in rebound percentage (20.2) and defensive rebound percentage (29.3), and seventh in effective field goal percentage (66.6).

Jarrett Allen is third in the NBA in field goal percentage (64.6) and is 16th in rebounds (9.5) and 15th in blocks per game (1.3). Among players to use 150-plus possession as the pick-and-roll roll man this season, Allen’s 1.34 points per possession lead the league. Allen is also eighth in the NBA in screen assists (267) and fifth in screen assist points (638).

Joe Harris is fourth in the NBA in 3-point field goal percentage (41.2) among players with at least 350 attempts. Harris is also 13th in NBA history — and fifth among active players — with a career 42.3 percentage. He has made at least one 3-pointer in 54 consecutive games, the second longest streak in the NBA this season and the second-longest streak in Nets history. Harris is fourth in franchise history with 570 3-pointers made as a Net. Vince Carter is in third place with 638.

The Nets are second in the league in rebounds per game (48.5) and second in defensive rebounds per game (37.6). They are sixth in rebound percentage (51.4) and seventh in second-chance points per game (13.9).

Since December 1, the Nets are sixth in the NBA in defensive rating (108.0) over 45 games, fourth in opponent field goal percentage (44.1) and third in defensive effective field goal percentage (50.7). For the full season, the Nets are eighth in defensive rating (108.3), fourth in effective field goal percentage allowed (50.7), and fifth in defensive field goal percentage (44.2).

Playing the league’s 10th-fastest pace (101.51), the Nets are ninth in field goal attempts per game (90.0) and seventh in free throw attempts per game (24.1). However, over 17 games since Feb. 1, the Nets’ pace slowed to 99.49, 21st in the NBA. Over the season’s first 48 games through Jan. 31, the Nets played to a pace of 102.22.

Brooklyn is fifth in the NBA in 3-point field goals attempted (37.9) and ninth in 3-point field goals made (12.9).

The Nets are sixth in the NBA in points in the paint per game (49.6).

Brooklyn is third in the league in drives (53.4) and fifth in drive points per game (29.0), fifth in isolations (8.6), and sixth in pick-and-roll ball-handler possessions (24.9).

The Nets attempt the third fewest mid-range shots per game (6.5) and attempt the most shots per game from the restricted area (33.0). Brooklyn registers the fewest post-ups per game in the NBA (1.1).

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Caris LeVert Hitting New Highs

The Nets are second in the league in rebounds per game (48.3) and second in defensive rebounds per game (37.6). They are ninth in rebound percentage (51.2) and seventh in second-chance points per game (13.9).

Since December 1, the Nets are sixth in the NBA in defensive rating (107.8) over 40 games, third in opponent field goal percentage (44.1) and second in defensive effective field goal percentage (50.6). For the full season, the Nets are ninth in defensive rating (108.2), fourth in effective field goal percentage allowed (50.6), and fourth in defensive field goal percentage (44.1).

Playing the league’s 10th-fastest pace (101.55), the Nets are eighth in field goal attempts per game (90.2) and 10th in free throw attempts per game (23.6). However, over 12 February games, the Nets’ pace slowed to 96.85, 25th in the NBA.

Brooklyn is fifth in the NBA in 3-point field goals attempted (37.7) and ninth in 3-point field goals made (12.9).

The Nets are sixth in the NBA in points in the paint per game (49.7).

Brooklyn is third in the league in drives (53.5) and fifth in drive points per game (28.7), fifth in isolations (8.4), and fourth in pick-and-roll ball-handler possessions (25.5).

The Nets have played 34 clutch games, tied for fifth in the NBA.

The Nets attempt the third fewest mid-range shots per game (6.7) and attempt the second most shots per game from the restricted area (33.2). Brooklyn registers the fewest post-ups per game in the NBA (1.1).

Since Nov. 16, Spencer Dinwiddie is 10th in the NBA in assists with 7.3 per game over 48 games. Dinwiddie averaged 8.2 assists in 12 games in February, ninth in the NBA for the month. For the full season, Dinwiddie is 12th in the NBA with 6.9 free throw attempts per game and 14th with 5.4 free throws made per game. Dinwiddie is ninth in the NBA in drives per game (17.6) and ninth in drive points per game (10.7).

DeAndre Jordan leads the NBA in rebounds off the bench with 9.7 per game. Jordan is also fifth in the league in rebound percentage (20.2), and fourth in defensive rebound percentage (29.2). Jordan has had double-figure rebounds off the bench a league-high 23 times and is second in the NBA with nine double-doubles off the bench.

Jarrett Allen is third in the NBA in field goal percentage (65.0) and is 15th in rebounds (9.6) and blocks per game (1.4). Allen is also seventh in offensive rebounds (3.1) and fourth in dunks (154).

Joe Harris is seventh in the NBA in 3-point field goal percentage (40.9) among players with at least 300 attempts. Harris is also 12th in NBA history — and fourth among active players — with a career 42.3 percentage. He has made at least one 3-pointer in 49 consecutive games, the second longest streak in the NBA this season and the second-longest streak in Nets history. Harris is fourth in franchise history with 558 3-pointers made as a Net. Vince Carter is in third place with 638.

In 20 games as a starter this season, Caris LeVert is averaging 20.0 points, 4.6 assists and 4.5 rebounds per game while shooting 38.7 percent from 3-point range.

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Brooklyn Nets Second in NBA in Rebounding

Over five games to start February, the Nets have gotten off to a fast start for the month. They’re sixth in offensive rating (117.4), third in defensive rating (105.7), and third in net rating (11.8). They’ve averaged 35.4 points in the first quarter, first in the NBA.

The Nets are third in the league in rebounds per game (48.2) and second in defensive rebounds per game (37.5). They are eighth in rebound percentage (51.0) and 10th in second-chance points per game (13.5).

Since December 1, the Nets are fourth in the NBA in defensive rating (107.3) over 33 games, fourth in opponent field goal percentage (44.2) and second in defensive effective field goal percentage (50.5). For the full season, the Nets are 10th in defensive rating (108.0), fourth in effective field goal percentage allowed (50.6), and fourth in defensive field goal percentage (44.3).

Playing the league’s 10th-fastest pace (101.9), the Nets are eighth in field goal attempts per game (90.1) and ninth in free throw attempts per game (23.8).

Brooklyn is sixth in the NBA in 3-point field goals attempted (37.4) and ninth in 3-point field goals made (12.8).

The Nets are fifth in the NBA in points in the paint per game (50.1).

Brooklyn is third in the league in drives (53.2) and fifth in drive points per game (28.5), fifth in isolations (8.4), and fourth in pick-and-roll ball-handler possessions (25.9).

The Nets have played 30 clutch games, tied for seventh in the NBA, and are eighth in clutch wins (15).

The Nets attempt the third fewest mid-range shots per game (6.6) and attempt the most shots per game from the restricted area (33.6). Brooklyn registers the fewest post-ups per game in the NBA (1.0).

Since Nov. 16, Spencer Dinwiddie is 23rd in the NBA with 22.1 points per game and 15th in assists with 7.0 per game over 41 games. During that same stretch, Dinwiddie is 13th in the league with 5.6 free throws made per game and 11th with 7.3 free throws attempted per game. For the full season, Dinwiddie is ninth in the NBA in drives per game (17.6) and eighth in drive points per game (10.9).

DeAndre Jordan leads the NBA in rebounds off the bench with 9.7 per game. Jordan is also fifth in the league in rebound percentage (20.5), and second in defensive rebound percentage (30.2), trailing only overall rebound leader Andre Drummond. Jordan has had double-figure rebounds off the bench a league-high 20 times and is tied for first in the NBA with seven double-doubles off the bench, including each of his last two games.

Jarrett Allen is third in the NBA in field goal percentage (64.4) and is 15th in rebounds (9.6) and blocks per game (1.5). Allen is also 11th in offensive rebounds (3.1) and third in dunks (143).

Joe Harris is fifth in the NBA in 3-point field goal percentage (40.8) among players with at least 300 attempts. Harris is also 12th in NBA history — and fourth among active players — with a career 42.3 percentage. He has made at least one 3-pointer in 42 consecutive games, the second longest streak in the NBA this season and the second-longest streak in Nets history. Harris is fourth in franchise history with 535 3-pointers made as a Net. Vince Carter is in third place with 638.

In 19 games as a starter this season, Caris LeVert is averaging 19.3 points, 4.5 assists and 4.4 rebounds per game while shooting 44.6 percent from 3-point range.

Kyrie Irving is currently short of the minimum games required to qualify for the league leaders, but his 27.4 points per game would be seventh in the NBA and fourth in the Eastern Conference.

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Brooklyn Nets Off to Fast Start in February

The past week featured some standout individual statistical performances by the Nets.

Last Friday, Kyrie Irving scored 54 points against the Chicago Bulls, three points short of his own career high as well as the franchise’s single-game record. Irving shot 82.6 percent (19-for-23), only the third time in NBA history a player scored 50-plus points at that level of efficiency. The other two instances came from Wilt Chamberlain and Michael Jordan. Irving also shot 7-for-9 from 3-point range and 7-for-7 from the free throw line. In a nine-game stretch between returning from a shoulder injury and spraining his knee the next night in Washington, Irving averaged 26.0 points, 5.4 assists and 4.9 rebounds while shooting 53.0 percent overall and 49.0 percent from 3-point range. Irving leads the NBA in free throw percentage (92.2) and is eighth in PER (26.48), second in the Eastern Conference.

On Monday, Caris LeVert matched his career high with 29 points and his season high with seven assists against the Phoenix Suns as the Nets matched their highest margin of victory this season with a 22-point win.

Since Nov. 16, Spencer Dinwiddie is 20th in the NBA with 22.5 points per game and 17th in assists with 6.9 per game over 38 games. During that same stretch, Dinwiddie is 14th in the league with 5.6 free throws made per game and 11th with 7.2 free throws attempted per game. For the full season, Dinwiddie is ninth in the NBA in drives per game (17.8) and eighth in drive points per game (11.0).

DeAndre Jordan leads the NBA in rebounds off the bench with 9.4 per game. Jordan is also fifth in the league in rebound percentage (20.3), and second in defensive rebound percentage (29.8). Jordan has had double-figure rebounds off the bench a league-high 18 times.

Jarrett Allen is third in the NBA in field goal percentage (65.0) and is 15th in rebounding (9.7). Allen is also 11th in offensive rebounds (3.1) and third in dunks (137).

Joe Harris is ninth in the NBA in 3-point field goal percentage (40.5) among players with at least 250 attempts. Harris is also 12th in NBA history — and fourth among active players — with a career 42.3 percentage. Harris is fourth in franchise history with 535 3-pointers made as a Net. Vince Carter is in third place with 638.

The Nets are third in the league in rebounds per game (47.8) and second in defensive rebounds per game (37.3). They are 12th in rebound percentage (50.7) and 10th in second-chance points per game (13.4).

Since December 1, the Nets are fourth in the NBA in defensive rating (107.3) over 30 games, fourth in opponent field goal percentage (44.2) and third in defensive effective field goal percentage (50.7). For the full season, the Nets are 13th in defensive rating (108.0), fourth in effective field goal percentage allowed (50.7), and fourth in defensive field goal percentage (44.3).

Playing the league’s 10th-fastest pace (102.18), the Nets are 10th in field goal attempts per game (89.9) and ninth in free throw attempts per game (23.8).

Brooklyn is third in the league in drives (53.0) and fifth in drive points per game (28.4), fifth in isolations (8.3), and third in pick-and-roll ball-handler possessions (26.3).

The Nets have played 28 clutch games, tied for seventh in the NBA, and are tied for seventh in clutch wins (14).

The Nets attempt the third fewest mid-range shots per game (6.5) and attempt the most shots per game from the restricted area (33.6). Brooklyn registers the fewest post-ups per game in the NBA (1.0).

The Nets rank sixth in the league in screen assists per game (10.9) and third in screen assist points per game (26.2).

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Caris LeVert Hits the Highs

In six games since returning from a shoulder injury, Kyrie Irving is averaging 24.8 points, 5.8 assists and 5.0 rebounds per game, while shooting 49.6 percent overall and 46.9 percent from 3-point range. While he is short of the minimum games to qualify among the league leaders, Irving’s 27.2 points per game over the 17 games he has played would rank eighth in the NBA.

Since Nov. 16, Spencer Dinwiddie is 21st in the NBA with 22.6 points per game and 13th in assists with 7.1 per game over 34 games. During that same stretch, Dinwiddie is 14th in the league with 5.6 free throws made per game and 11th with 7.3 free throws attempted per game. For the full season, Dinwiddie is eighth in the NBA in drives per game (18.1) and sixth in drive points per game (11.3).

DeAndre Jordan leads the NBA in rebounds off the bench with 9.4 per game. Jordan is also fifth in the league in rebound percentage (20.2), and fifth in defensive rebound percentage (29.5). Jordan has had double-figure rebounds off the bench a league-high 17 times.

Jarrett Allen is fourth in the NBA in field goal percentage (65.4) and is 14th in rebounding (9.8). Allen is also 10th in offensive rebounds (3.1) and third in dunks (125).

Joe Harris is seventh in the NBA in 3-point field goal percentage (40.4) among players with at least 250 attempts. Harris is also 12th in NBA history — and fourth among active players — with a career 42.2 percentage. Harris recently moved into fourth place in franchise history with 525 3-pointers made as a Net. Vince Carter is in third place with 638.

The Nets are second in the league in rebounds per game (48.2) and 10th in offensive rebounds per game (10.6). They are 10th in rebound percentage (50.7) and 11th in offensive rebound percentage (27.6). They are 10th in second-chance points per game (13.6).

Since December 1, the Nets are sixth in the NBA in defensive rating (107.1) over 26 games, second in opponent field goal percentage (43.9) and third in defensive effective field goal percentage (50.6). For the full season, the Nets are 13th in defensive rating (107.9), fifth in effective field goal percentage allowed (50.6), and fourth in defensive field goal percentage (44.1).

Playing the league’s 10th-fastest pace (102.27), the Nets are eighth in field goal attempts per game (90.2) and free throw attempts per game (23.7).

Brooklyn is sixth in the NBA in 3-point field goals attempted (37.4) and ninth in 3-point field goals made (12.6).

Brooklyn is third in the league in drives (53.2) and fifth in drive points per game (28.4), sixth in isolations (8.4), and third in pick-and-roll ball-handler possessions (26.5).

The Nets have played 27 clutch games, tied for seventh in the NBA, and are tied for seventh in clutch wins (14).

The Nets attempt the third fewest mid-range shots per game (6.5) and attempt the most shots per game from the restricted area (35.4).

Brooklyn is limiting opponents to a 59.3 field goal percentage in the restricted area, the fourth-best mark in the league.

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Kyrie Irving Picks Up Where He Left Off

The Nets are second in the league in rebounds per game (48.5) and ninth in offensive rebounds per game (10.7). They are ninth in rebound percentage (51.0) and 10th in offensive rebound percentage (27.8). They are eighth in second-chance points per game (13.8).

Since December 1, the Nets are fourth in the NBA in defensive rating (106.3) over 23 games, and second in defensive effective field goal percentage (50.0), and third in opponent field goal percentage (43.6). For the full season, the Nets are 12th in defensive rating (107.5), third in effective field goal percentage allowed (50.4), and second in defensive field goal percentage (43.3).

Playing the league’s ninth-fastest pace (102.5), the Nets are ninth in field goal attempts per game (90.3) and free throw attempts per game (23.9).

Brooklyn is sixth in the NBA in 3-point field goals attempted (37.0) and 10th in 3-point field goals made (12.3).

Brooklyn is second in the league in drives (53.6) and fifth in drive points per game (28.5), sixth in isolations (8.3), and third in pick-and-roll ball-handler possessions (26.1).

The Nets have played 26 clutch games, tied for fourth in the NBA, and are tied for sixth in clutch wins (13).

Since moving into the starting lineup beginning on Nov. 16 in Chicago, Spencer Dinwiddie is 16th in the NBA with 23.5 points per game and 13th in assists with 7.0 per game over 31 games. During that same stretch, Dinwiddie is 12th in the league with 5.8 free throws made per game and 10th with 7.6 free throws attempted per game. For the full season, Dinwiddie is sixth in the NBA in drives per game (18.5) and fourth in drive points per game (11.6).

Jarrett Allen is fourth in the NBA in field goal percentage (65.3) and is 14th in rebounding (9.8). Allen is also ninth in offensive rebounds (3.1).

Joe Harris is 26th in the NBA in 3-point field goal percentage (40.8), and 21st in 3-point field goals made (100). Harris is also 12th in NBA history — and fourth among active players — with a career 42.4 percentage. Harris recently moved into fourth place in franchise history with 518 3-pointers made as a Net. Vince Carter is in third place with 638.

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Since moving into the starting lineup beginning on Nov. 16 in Chicago, Spencer Dinwiddie is 15th in the NBA with 24.0 points per game and 13th in assists with 7.1 per game over 29 games. During that same stretch, Dinwiddie is 10th in the league with 5.9 free throws made per game and eighth with 7.7 free throws attempted per game. For the full season, Dinwiddie is fifth in the NBA in drives per game (18.5) and fourth in drive points per game (11.8). Dinwiddie’s usage percentage of 30.7 is ninth in the league. His 26-point game Philadelphia on Wednesday was his 25th of the season. He had 18 all of the 2018-19 season.

DeAndre Jordan leads the NBA in rebounds off the bench with 9.4 per game. Jordan is also fifth in the league in rebound percentage (20.2), and fifth in defensive rebound percentage (29.6). Jordan has had double-figure rebounds off the bench a league-high 17 times.

Jarrett Allen is fourth in the NBA in field goal percentage (65.7) and is 18th in rebounding (9.7). Allen is also 11th in offensive rebounds (3.2).

Joe Harris is 19th in the NBA in 3-point field goal percentage (41.3), and 19th in 3-point field goals made (99). Harris is also 12th in NBA history — and fourth among active players — with a career 42.4 percentage. On Wednesday in Philadelphia, Harris moved into fourth place in franchise history with 517 3-pointers made as a Net. Vince Carter is in third place with 638.

Since December 1, the Nets are fourth in the NBA in defensive rating (106.2) over 21 games, and second in defensive effective field goal percentage (49.5), and third in opponent field goal percentage (43.6). For the full season, the Nets are 12th in defensive rating (107.5), fourth in effective field goal percentage allowed (50.1), and third in defensive field goal percentage (43.6).

Playing the league’s 10th-fastest pace (102.32), the Nets are ninth in field goal attempts per game (90.3) and 10th in free throw attempts per game (23.9).

The Nets are second in the league in rebounds per game (48.6) and 10th in offensive rebounds per game (10.6). They are sixth in rebound percentage (51.0) and ninth in offensive rebound percentage (27.9). They are seventh in second-chance points per game (13.7).

Brooklyn is sixth in the NBA in 3-point field goals attempted (36.9) and 11th in 3-point field goals made (12.3).

Brooklyn is third in the league in drives (53.3) and fourth in drive points per game (28.3), sixth in isolations (8.4), and third in pick-and-roll ball-handler possessions (26.4).

The Nets have played 25 clutch games, tied for fourth in the NBA, and are tied for fifth in clutch wins (13).

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Bubble Edition: Where the Nets Stand Since the Restart

Caris LeVert Hitting New Highs

Brooklyn Nets Second in NBA in Rebounding

Brooklyn Nets Off to Fast Start in February

Caris LeVert Hits the Highs

Kyrie Irving Picks Up Where He Left Off

Brooklyn Nets Second in NBA in Rebounding

Spencer Dinwiddie Top 15 In Points, Assists Since Nov. 16