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Players With The Best Wide-Open 3PT% So Far In The 2025-26 NBA Playoffs (Min. 15 Wide-Open 3PA): 1. Rui Hachimura — 70.0% 2. Julian Champagnie — 60.0% 3. Desmond Bane — 52.4% 4. Tyrese Maxey — 50.0% 5. Ayo Dosunmu — 50.0% 6. Ja'Kobe Walter — 47.8% 7. Jabari Smith Jr. — 47.1% 8. Dillon Brooks — 45.0% 9. Baylor Scheierman — 43.8% 10. Duncan Robinson — 43.5%

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Highest Spot-Up Points Per Possession In The 1st Round Of The 2025-26 NBA Playoffs (Min. 20 Spot-Up Possessions): 1. Rui Hachimura — 1.58 2. Ayo Dosunmu — 1.55 3. Scottie Barnes — 1.42 4. Quentin Grimes — 1.41 5. OG Anunoby — 1.35 6. Dillon Brooks — 1.29 7. Evan Mobley — 1.28 8. Duncan Robinson — 1.20 9. Stephon Castle — 1.20 10. Desmond Bane — 1.18

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Lineups With The Best 3PT% So Far In The 2025-26 NBA Playoffs (Min. 20 3PA)

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Who says no?

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Worst Catch & Shoot 3PT% So Far In The 2025-26 NBA Playoffs (Min. 20 C&S 3PA): 1. Joel Embiid — 13.0% 2. LeBron James — 15.0% 3. Nikola Jokic — 17.9% 4. Payton Pritchard — 20.7% 5. Donovan Mitchell — 21.7% 5. Donovan Clingan — 21.7% 5. Jalen Green — 21.7% 8. Derrick White — 23.7% 9. Cameron Johnson — 25.0% 9. Javonte Green — 25.0%

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Best Pull-Up 3PT% So Far In The 2025-26 NBA Playoffs (Min. 15 Pull-Up 3PA): 1. Paul George — 68.2% 2. Scoot Henderson — 50.0% 3. De'Aaron Fox — 48.0% 4. LeBron James — 47.4% 5. Payton Pritchard — 42.3% 6. Cade Cunningham — 41.5% 7. Duncan Robinson — 40.9% 8. Jaylen Brown — 40.0% 8. Naz Reid — 40.0% 10. Donovan Mitchell — 37.5% 10. Dillon Brook — 37.5%

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@myles_premium_ Agree 100%

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Myles 🇯🇲🇧🇧@myles_premium_·5h

Honestly I'm more confident in Rui being 2nd option than AR currently.

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Highest Career Playoff True Shooting (TS%) In NBA History (Min. 350 FGA): 1. Rui Hachimura — 64.9% 2. Rudy Gobert — 64.3% 3. Deandre Ayton — 62.9% 4. Cedric Maxwell — 62.3% 5. Anthony Davis — 62.2% 5. Raja Bell — 62.2% 7. Kawhi Leonard — 62.1% 8. Kevin McHale — 61.8% 8. Andrew Nembhard — 61.8% 10. Duncan Robinson — 61.6%

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@MrBuckBuckNBA He’s on an unbelievable run right now, honestly the only one showing real consistency and stability every single game. The Lakers absolutely have to keep him!

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Rui Hachimura full highlights vs. Oklahoma City Thunder tonight (108-131 L) - Game 3 - Western Semifinals - 2026 NBA Playoffs: 21 Points on 7/14 FG, 5/8 from 3 (62.5%), 2/2 FT, 5 Rebounds (1 Off. Reb), 4 Assists (1 TOV), 1 Steal, and a +/- of -24 (tied for worst in the game) in 38:42 minutes played. He started 4/4 from 3, and finished as the Lakers' leading scorer tonight. Also on YouTube: youtu.be/1gkQTGIK4Vk

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Highest Career Playoff 3PT% In NBA History (Min. 100 3PA): 1. Rui Hachimura — 51.1% 2. Andrew Nembhard — 47.3% 3. Seth Curry — 46.8% 4. Raja Bell — 46.6% 5. Mike Dunleavy — 45.1% 6. BJ Armstrong — 45.1% 7. Kenny Smith — 44.8% 8. Channing Frye — 44.4% 9. Luke Kennard — 43.8% 10. Tim Thomas — 43.6%

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Players With The Best Wide-Open 3PT% So Far In The 2025-26 NBA Playoffs (Min. 15 Wide-Open 3PA): 1. Rui Hachimura — 70.0% 2. Julian Champagnie — 60.0% 3. Desmond Bane — 52.4% 4. Tyrese Maxey — 50.0% 5. Ayo Dosunmu — 50.0% 6. Ja'Kobe Walter — 47.8% 7. Jabari Smith Jr. — 47.1% 8. Dillon Brooks — 45.0% 9. Baylor Scheierman — 43.8% 10. Duncan Robinson — 43.5%

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@man_swin @DryCheese4u Pretty much. His playoff shot diet is insanely polished. Midrange, post-ups, catch & shoot, getting to the line. When he’s healthy, his efficiency feels inevitable.

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@ClutchNumbers @DryCheese4u Automatic

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Highest Career Playoff True Shooting (TS%) In NBA History (Min. 350 FGA): 1. Rui Hachimura — 64.9% 2. Rudy Gobert — 64.3% 3. Deandre Ayton — 62.9% 4. Cedric Maxwell — 62.3% 5. Anthony Davis — 62.2% 5. Raja Bell — 62.2% 7. Kawhi Leonard — 62.1% 8. Kevin McHale — 61.8% 8. Andrew Nembhard — 61.8% 10. Duncan Robinson — 61.6%

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Highest Career Playoff 3PT% In NBA History (Min. 100 3PA): 1. Rui Hachimura — 51.1% 2. Andrew Nembhard — 47.3% 3. Seth Curry — 46.8% 4. Raja Bell — 46.6% 5. Mike Dunleavy — 45.1% 6. BJ Armstrong — 45.1% 7. Kenny Smith — 44.8% 8. Channing Frye — 44.4% 9. Luke Kennard — 43.8% 10. Tim Thomas — 43.6%

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@RussellT33 Exactly. A lot of names here are elite finishers or role players, but AD and Kawhi carrying star-level usage and still staying this efficient is what separates them. Efficiency usually drops when the defensive focus is on you.

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Russell@RussellT33·23h

@ClutchNumbers AD and Kawhi being on here as star players is crazy

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@detee89 Yeah, that’s what makes it stand out. Guards/wings usually have to create tougher shots for themselves, so keeping that efficiency over a big playoff sample is way harder than finishing at the rim off dump-offs or lobs. Kawhi doing it while being a primary shot creator is wild.

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Detee89@detee89·1d

@ClutchNumbers most impressive stat tbh jumper shooter leading against bigs that play inside and a big sample size too

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Best Rim FG% So Far In The 2025-26 NBA Playoffs (Min. 20 RA FGA): 1. Chet Holmgren — 95.7% 2. Mitchell Robinson — 85.7% 3. Mikal Bridges — 85.2% 4. Evan Mobley — 83.3% 5. Tari Eason — 81.8% 6. Victor Wembanyama — 81.1% 7. Neemias Queta — 81.0% 8. Ayo Dosunmu — 77.8% 8. Jayson Tatum — 77.8% 10. LeBron James — 75.6%

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Best FG% On Drives So Far In The 2025-26 NBA Playoffs (Min. 20 Drive FGA): 1. Anthony Edwards — 72.0% 2. Evan Mobley — 65.2% 3. Jayson Tatum — 59.3% 4. James Harden — 58.7% 5. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander — 58.7% 6. Jaden McDaniels — 58.3% 7. Karl-Anthony Towns — 58.3% 8. Dylon Harper — 57.7% 9. CJ McCollum — 56.8% 10. Austin Reaves — 56.3%

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Best Defensive FG% At The Rim In The 2025-26 NBA Playoffs (Min. 60 DFGA): 1. Jaxson Hayes — 51.5% 2. Ausar Thompson — 53.3% 3. Victor Wembanyama — 53.4% 4. Cade Cunningham — 54.5% 5. Robert Williams III — 55.0% 6. Devin Vassell — 55.4% 6. De'Aaron Fox — 55.4% 8. Julian Champagnie — 55.6% 9. Stephon Castle — 56.2% 10. Jarrett Allen — 57.3%

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Players Allowing The Fewest PPP On Isolation In The 1st Round Of The 2025-26 NBA Playoffs (Min. 10 Total Opponent FGA): 1. Jaxson Hayes — 0.43% 2. Rudy Gobert — 0.54% 3. Wendell Carter Jr. — 0.60% 4. Collin Murray-Boyles — 0.64% 5. Deandre Ayton — 0.67% 6. Jalen Brunson — 0.70% 7. Cade Cunningham — 0.75% 8. Tobias Harris — 0.79% 9. Alperen Sengun — 0.79% 10. RJ Barrett — 0.82%

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@Potato5oup_ Japanese sniper😂

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Ella@Potato5oup_·1d

@ClutchNumbers holy shit dude rui's him

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Funny how a "meaningless stat" becomes meaningless the second it doesn’t fit the agenda. If he "guards no one" and "just camps in the paint", then who exactly took all those threes he contested to qualify for the list? Invisible shooters? At least make the criticism match the stat.

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80’s/90’s Plumbers Rep@MoryMagisSprts·1d

@ClutchNumbers Meaningless stat. He literally guards no one and camps under the basket. We all see it. You should change your handle to “Klutch Numbers”

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Best Defensive FG% On 3PT Attempts In The 2025-26 NBA Playoffs (Min. 20 Total DFGA): 1. LeBron James — 16.0% 2. Frantz Wagner — 19.0% 3. Derrick White — 22.2% 4. Paolo Banchero — 23.8% 5. Cade Cunningham — 25.0% 5. Jalen Duren — 25.0% 5. Luke Kornet — 25.0% 8. Jalen Suggs — 25.9% 9. Josh Hart — 26.5% 10. Rudy Gobert — 26.8%

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Players With The Most Fastbreak Points So Far In The 2025-26 NBA Playoffs (Min. 4 GP): 1. LeBron James — 4.6 2. Tari Eason — 4.3 3. Paolo Banchero — 4.3 4. Scoot Henderson — 4.0 5. Cade Cunningham — 3.8 5. Devin Booker — 3.8 5. Mikal Bridges — 3.8 5. Tobias Harris — 3.8 9. RJ Barrett — 3.7 10. Jayson Tatum — 3.7

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For the players you listed: Kevin Durant — 47.5% (10,344 FGA) Dirk Nowitzki — 46.1% (13,959 FGA) Shaun Livingston — 45.8% (2,674 FGA) Michael Jordan — 44.4% (3,910 FGA)* Carmelo Anthony — 40.8% (9,940 FGA) *Jordan’s numbers represent only the tracked portion of his career, not his full career total. Some other players you SHOULD INCLUDED, talking for the best mid-range shooter ever: Chris Paul — 47.6% (8,228 FGA) Kawhi Leonard — 46.8% (4,882 FGA) DeMar DeRozan — 43.1% (11,704 FGA) Based on the numbers, the greatest mid-range shooter of all time is Kevin Durant, with Chris Paul being very close behind.

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Fastbreak Hoops@FastbreakHoops5·1d

Greatest midrange shooters ever.

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@legreatest20 @MaskedInLA Yeah, it’s almost like judging LeBron James’ defense off random regular-season clips instead of actual playoff possessions was never a great process.

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THELBJSTANDARD@legreatest20·1d

@ClutchNumbers @MaskedInLA So much for not playing defence

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@bballforever_ Nice graphic!🔥

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Basketball Forever@bballforever_·1d

Victor Wembanyama has MORE BLOCKS this playoffs than the remaining Western Conference centers COMBINED 😤🤯

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Fair, and I agree the market can overreact to age. But to call it an edge, you have to show the market is mispricing his overall impact, not point to one high-variance stat. This number supports that LeBron James is still defending at a high level, which matters. It just doesn’t automatically mean the Los Angeles Lakers are undervalued. Good signal, not enough by itself to build the whole case.

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Puls Quant@PulsQuant_PM·1d

@ClutchNumbers Fair on sample size. The edge isn't the stat alone — it's the gap between the age narrative the market is pricing and what the data actually shows. That's where we operate. 📊

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@Bochka69 Honestly, yeah. Not just the percentage. The fact LeBron James is doing it at 41, in playoff basketball, while still carrying a huge offensive load. That’s the part that makes it insane.

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@ClutchNumbers Is this not absolutely insane? Seriously.

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