Possessions | NBA Player Stats

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Rank#↕	Player	Position	Current↕	Last 1↕	Last 3↕	Last 5↕	Last 10↑	Home↕	Away↕	Conference↕	Division↕	Last Season↕
73	Hugo González	G	8	5	7	-	-	6	1	8	8	-
73	RJ Barrett	G-F	113	19	52	85	-	49	64	113	64	794
73	Aaron Holiday	G	26	5	17	22	-	14	12	26	12	337
73	Jonathan Kuminga	F	64	10	27	53	-	32	32	64	32	485
73	Neemias Queta	C	60	13	32	43	-	40	20	60	60	349
73	Adou Thiero	G	14	1	9	11	-	6	7	14	7	-
73	Thomas Bryant	C	18	4	6	7	-	8	10	18	12	404
73	Sidy Cissoko	G	11	8	10	-	-	2	9	11	9	47
73	Julian Phillips	F	11	4	10	11	-	4	7	11	8	489
73	Spencer Jones	F	61	14	40	57	-	24	36	61	61	53
73	Sandro Mamukelashvili	F	43	4	16	26	-	16	27	43	27	285
73	Jake LaRavia	F	44	4	16	26	-	16	28	44	28	588
73	Jamal Cain	F	50	9	27	43	-	24	27	50	27	208
73	Ron Harper Jr.	F	10	2	6	8	-	5	5	10	10	7
73	Jabari Smith Jr.	F	99	16	49	82	-	50	48	99	48	725
73	Nickeil Alexander-Walker	G	87	12	40	71	-	43	45	87	45	857
73	Reed Sheppard	G	76	14	39	61	-	44	32	76	32	278
73	Franz Wagner	F	51	10	37	-	-	25	26	51	26	836
73	Donte DiVincenzo	G	41	0	28	-	-	14	27	41	41	660
73	Kyle Anderson	F	27	4	11	19	-	7	20	27	23	441
73	Tyus Jones	G	13	5	13	-	-	6	7	13	13	891
73	Ronald Holland II	F	23	3	7	11	-	17	6	23	15	536
73	Scoot Henderson	G	60	7	33	60	-	26	34	60	34	740
73	Pacome Dadiet	F	16	3	8	13	-	4	12	16	16	46
73	Bismack Biyombo	C	11	2	4	8	-	6	5	11	5	223
73	Jerami Grant	F	46	7	30	46	-	23	23	46	23	647
73	Joel Embiid	F-C	94	12	36	66	-	52	41	94	94	236

What are Possessions?

Possessions estimate the total number of individual offensive possessions a player uses during a season. The NBA does not track individual possessions directly, so they are calculated in two steps. First, team possessions per game are computed using the standard formula: FGA + 0.44 × FTA − OREB + TOV. Then each player's share is estimated by prorating team possessions by their minutes: Player Possessions = Team Possessions × (Player Minutes / Team Minutes). For example, if a team has 100 possessions in a game and a guard plays 36 of the team's 240 total minutes, that player is credited with roughly 15 possessions. Because a player is either on the floor for a possession or they are not, the final total is rounded to the nearest whole number. This NBA player stat is fundamental in NBA possessions stats for measuring volume and workload.