Turnovers | NBA Player Stats

Turnovers count the number of times a player loses possession of the ball to the opposing team. Last updated 06/19/26
Rank#↕PlayerTeamPositionCurrent↕Last 1↕Last 3↑Last 5↕Last 10↕Home↕Away↕Conference↕Division↕Last Season↕
200Paolo BancheroF2451217-6182418139
200Nickeil Alexander-WalkerG1751216-13417499
200Jayson TatumF1731216-891717209
204Devin BookerG16613--88168220
205Cade CunninghamG-F79316295238417959309
206Austin ReavesG2781824-16112711177
207Asa NewellF00---0-0--
207Jeff GreenF10---1-1-9
207Buddy HieldG21---112191
207Max ShulgaG00---0000-
207Moritz WagnerC11----11149
207Kevin DurantF99----999190
207JD DavisonG20---2-2-13
207Larry Nance Jr.F10---101016
207Amari WilliamsF-C00---0-00-
207Jett HowardG00----00036
207Jalen PickettG00----00024
207Zeke NnajiF-C00----00014
207Noah PendaG-F00----000-
207Julian StrawtherG20---022257
207Johni BroomeF00---0000-
207Jase RichardsonG00----000-
207Kyle LowryG00---000021
207Garrett TempleG-F00---000010
207Dalano BantonG00----00086
207DaRon Holmes IIF00----000-
207Grayson AllenG00---0-0-75

What are Turnovers?

Turnovers count the number of times a player loses possession of the ball to the opposing team. For example, a bad pass intercepted by a defender is a turnover. This NBA player stat is tracked in NBA playmaking stats to measure decision-making and ball security.