Effective field goal percentage gives extra weight to made threes because they are worth one more point than twos.

True shooting percentage estimates scoring efficiency from field goal attempts, free throw attempts and points.

When is per-36 useful?

It normalizes production by minutes, but small samples can exaggerate bench-player performance.

Basketball Stats Calculator

Calculate basketball box-score metrics including PPG, RPG, APG, FG%, eFG%, TS%, AST/TO and per-36 rates.

Manual player box-score calculator for a game, series or season. Points are calculated from field goals, 3-pointers and free throws, so a separate PTS field is not required. This is not a live stats feed or player database.

Games

Minutes (total)

FGM (field goals made)

FGA (field goal attempts)

3PM (3-pointers made)

3PA (3-point attempts)

FTM (free throws made)

FTA (free throw attempts)

Rebounds

Assists

Steals

Blocks

Turnovers

Fouls

PPG - RPG - APG

22.5 / 5.5 / 4.8

Points/Rebounds/Assists per game - MPG 31

FG%

48.5%

eFG%

55.3%

TS% (true shooting)

59.5%

AST/TO

1.9

PIE-lite (unofficial index)

18.7 / game

Per-36 normalization

PTS/36

26.1

REB/36

6.4

AST/36

5.5

STL/36

1.6

BLK/36

0.9

Per-36 normalizes box-score production to starter-level minutes, which helps compare high-minute players and efficient reserves.

NBA-style benchmark context

Metric	Yours	Average	Good	Elite	Level
PPG	22.5	12	18	25	Good
RPG	5.5	4	6	9	Average
APG	4.8	3	5	7	Average
TS%	59.5	52	56	60	Good
eFG%	55.3	47	51	55	Elite
3P%	37.5	32	36	40	Good
FT%	77.3	72	80	88	Average
AST/TO	1.9	1.3	2	3	Average

Benchmarks vary by position, role, league and season. Treat them as rough context, not as a scouting grade.

Calculate basketball box-score metrics

English basketball-stat intent expects box-score percentages and normalized rates, especially true shooting, effective field goal percentage and per-36 output.