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Which players lead the NBA in clutch plus/minus in 2026?
Through games played October 30, 2026, Tre Jones of Chicago & Ryan Kalkbrenner of Charlotte are tied for the NBA lead in clutch plus/minus at 9.0. Jerami Grant of Memphis & Naz Reid of Charlotte are tied for third at 8.0. Five separate the leaders from the 25th-ranked player.
Ryan Kalkbrenner of Charlotte is the highest-ranked center on the board at 9.0, first overall, & the first Charlotte player inside the top ten. Fifth is Donovan Clingan of Portland at 7.0, then Trevon Brazile of Denver, Alex Caruso of Oklahoma City, Chet Holmgren of Oklahoma City, Ajay Mitchell of Oklahoma City, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander of Oklahoma City, Jordan Clarkson of New York and Paul Reed of Detroit tied for sixth at 6.0.
One separates fifth from sixth, the widest single step anywhere below the top four. Zach Edey of Memphis is 13th at 5.5, then Jalen Williams of Oklahoma City, Cade Cunningham of Detroit, Damian Lillard of Portland, Ausar Thompson of Detroit and Anthony Black of Orlando tied 14th at 5.0.
All 8 players are within 0.3 of each other. Jaylen Wells of Memphis, Ty Jerome of Memphis & Cameron Boozer of Memphis are tied 19th at 4.7, then Toumani Camara of Portland & Ja Morant of Portland tied 22nd at 4.5 and Robert Williams III of Portland & Jalen Duren of Detroit tied 24th at 4.0. Charlotte, Detroit, Memphis, Oklahoma City & Portland are the only teams with two or more players in the top 25. Nine of the 25 are guards; the four centers are Kalkbrenner first, Clingan fifth, Edey 13th & Duren 24th; the six forwards are Grant third, Brazile sixth, Reed sixth, Wells 19th, Boozer 19th & Camara 22nd; the three forward-centers are Reid third, Holmgren sixth & Williams 24th; the three guard-forwards are Williams 14th, Cunningham 14th & Thompson 14th. Seven ranks inside the top 25 are shared by more than one player.
How this ranking is measured
These 25 are drawn from 254 NBA players ranked in the 2026 regular season. Clutch Plus/Minus measures the net point differential when a player is on the court during clutch situations: the last 5 minutes with the score within 5 points. Figures are as of October 30, 2026 & are recalculated on StatRankings after each game's play-by-play is processed.