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Pick stats · 27 of 27

Tap on up to four players to put them head to head.

PlayerGGTPTSPPGPTS/15FGMFGAFG%3/4PM3/4PA3/4P%FTMFTAFT%TS%OREBDREBREBASTSTLBLKTOVPFPOSS/GSERPKIEARNED$/SEASONPTS/$
+Bennett Beals1122.010.01250.0%010.0%0050.0%101000023.010.019.3$2.00$0.4024.5
+Donavon Minnaar1122.015.000002450.0%56.8%000001002.020.060.0$9.60$2.403.8
+Anderson Ehnis1100.00.0000000000000001.00.020.0
+Chris Spencer1100.00.0020.0%010.0%000.0%011000003.03.321.7$3.00$1.502.7
+Henry Vanderwey1100.00.0000000011000001.010.025.0$26.90$4.483.7
+Jonny Lowe1100.00.0000000011000002.05.022.5$6.64$1.666.3
+Nolan Radomski1100.00.0030.0%020.0%000.0%000000001.00.020.0$8.00$2.672.6
+Peter Kamp1100.00.0000000202000001.020.020.0

Situation splits come from the play log, so they cover play-by-play games only — no box score can say what happened in the countdown. A possession belongs to the period it started in. Every rate keeps its own base: PPG counts games where scoring was tracked; percentages, games where those shots were; per-15 rates, POSS/G, SER and PKI, possession-tracked games. TS% applies each season’s own multiplier — 2.0 in the three-point Seasons 1–2, 2.5 since — and 3/4P is the long shot: threes then, fours since. Postseason leaves out the promotion final, which is its own filter. EARNED, $/SEASON and PTS/$ are career-wide whatever the filters say — money isn’t seasonal. “—” means not recorded, never zero. The career register lives on Players; the money detail on the money table.