Hornets vs Rockets Match Player Stats | Wednesday, October 23rd 2024

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Hornets vs Rockets Match Player Stats | Wednesday, October 23rd 2024

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Todays Wednesday, October 23rd Matchup Details

Wednesday Charlotte Hornets at Houston Rockets
Todays Game is on Wednesday, October 23rd 2024
23/10/24 20:00:00 PM EST Kickoff

Key Match Player Stats to Charlotte Hornets at Houston Rockets

Dillon Brooks has attempted 5.1 3-point shots per game since the start of last season, ranking in the 80th percentile out of all players in the league.

Dillon Brooks has tallied 30.9 minutes per game since the start of last season, putting him among the most-used players in the NBA: 79th percentile.

Offensive rebounds continue possession and lead to further chances for scoring and assists, and the Houston Rockets grade out 6th-best in in the league with 11.5 offensive rebounds per game since the start of last season.

Dillon Brooks will have the home court advantage in this matchup. Playing in your home stadium generally increases player performance across the board.

Among all players in the league, Jabari Smith Jr. slots into the 78th percentile for shot attempts from beyond the arc, posting 5.0 per game since the start of last season.

Out of all players in the league, Jabari Smith Jr. lands in the 81st percentile for playing time, compiling an enormous 31.9 minutes per game since the start of last season.

This year when they are on their home court, the opposing team’s starting PFs have shot 47.4% on three-pointers (3rd-highest in the NBA) vs. the Charlotte Hornets, branding this as a positive matchup.

Jabari Smith Jr. will have the home court advantage in this contest. Playing in your home stadium tends to raise stat production for all stats.

Out of all players in the league, LaMelo Ball places in the 98th percentile for shots, compiling 19.2 per game since the start of last season.

LaMelo Ball has attempted 9.0 threes per game since the start of last season, placing him in the 100th percentile among all players in the NBA.

Out of all players in the NBA, LaMelo Ball ranks in the 88th percentile for playing time, compiling a whopping 32.4 minutes per game since the start of last season.

Miles Bridges has attempted 6.5 treys per game since the start of last season, ranking in the 90th percentile out of all players in the NBA.

Out of all players in the league, Miles Bridges lands in the 99th percentile for playing time, registering a whopping 37.5 minutes per game since the start of last season.

Jalen Green has attempted 7.4 three-pointers per game since the start of last season, placing him in the 95th percentile out of all players in the league.

Out of all players in the NBA, Jalen Green lands in the 81st percentile for playing time, tallying a massive 31.7 minutes per game since the start of last season.

The matchup vs. the Hornets is a good one for three-point shots; opposing starting SGs have tallied the 3rd-most shots from behind the three-point arc per game in the league this year (2.5).

Jalen Green will likely see an increase in performance across the board in light of holding the home court advantage in this matchup.

Among all players in the NBA, Alperen Sengun slots into the 94th percentile for field goals converted, posting a monstrous 8.4 per game since the start of last season.

Out of all players in the league, Alperen Sengun registers in the 84th percentile for playing time, totaling an enormous 32.5 minutes per game since the start of last season.

The faceoff with Nick Richards ranks in only the 100th percentile for difficulty with the opposing team’s starting Cs scoring a monstrous 63.4% of their shots from the field since the start of last season.

Alperen Sengun ought to see an increase in effectiveness in all facets of the game due to owning the home court advantage in this contest.

This year, the opposition’s starting PFs have shot 55.8% on field goal attempts (best in the league) against the Hornets, making this a favorable matchup.

Out of all players in the NBA, Jabari Smith Jr. measures in the 75th percentile for foul shots drained, compiling an enormous 2.0 per game since the start of last season.

Fred VanVleet has attempted 14.0 shots per game since the start of last season, ranking him in the 85th percentile out of all players in the league.

Fred VanVleet has converted 3.1 3-pointers per game since the start of last season, putting him in the 97th percentile out of all players in the league.

Among all players in the NBA, Fred VanVleet rates in the 99th percentile for playing time, posting a whopping 36.8 minutes per game since the start of last season.

Fred VanVleet will possess the home court advantage in this game. Playing at home tends to improve player production across the board.

This year, opposing starting SFs have attempted 4.5 free throws per game (most in the NBA) against the Hornets, finding it easy to get to the free-throw line.

The matchup vs. Nick Richards is a strong one for shots from downtown; when guarding other starting Cs since the start of last season, they have converted an enormous 35.3% of their 3-pointers (86th percentile).

Out of all players in the league, Brandon Miller ranks in the 91st percentile for shot attempts from beyond the arc, compiling 6.7 per game since the start of last season.

Brandon Miller has played 32.2 minutes per game since the start of last season, putting him among the most-utilized players in the NBA: 82nd percentile.

Among all players in the league, Jalen Green rates in the 91st percentile for shots, posting 16.2 per game since the start of last season.

Nick Richards has converted 68.6% of his shots from the field since the start of last season, placing him in the 99th percentile among all players in the NBA.

The rate of 3-point shots scored against Alperen Sengun has been quite high (35.8%) when guarding opposing starting Cs since the start of last season (90th percentile).

Nick Richards has attempted 2.7 free throws per game since the start of last season, placing him in the 77th percentile among all players in the league.

The matchup vs. Alperen Sengun is a strong one for drawing fouls; when defending other starting Cs since the start of last season, they have attempted a whopping 3.7 free throws per game (79th percentile).

The matchup against Charlotte is a strong one for 3-point shots; when the Charlotte Hornets are away from home, the opposition’s starting PGs have shot for the 4th-highest three percentage in the NBA this year (44.4%).

Miles Bridges has attempted 17.5 shots from the field per game since the start of last season, ranking in the 93rd percentile among all players in the league.

The matchup against Houston may be a strong one for getting to the foul line; opposing starting PFs have attempted a whopping 7.6 free throws per game over the last 5 games when the Rockets are playing at home (most in the NBA).

Brandon Miller has attempted 14.6 shots from the field per game since the start of last season, ranking in the 86th percentile out of all players in the NBA.

This year when they are on the road, the opposing team’s starting SFs have attempted 3.5 free throws per game (6th-highest in the NBA) against the Rockets, finding it easy to get to the foul line.

Negative Match Player Stats Trends that should impact Charlotte Hornets at Houston Rockets

Out of all players in the league, Dillon Brooks places in the 99th percentile for personal fouls, posting a massive 3.4 fouls per game since the start of last season.

The Rockets check in as the 8th-least efficient 3-point shooting team in the NBA since the start of last season.

The matchup vs. the Hornets is a hard one for shots from behind the three-point arc; the other team’s starting SFs have tallied the least 3-point attempts per game in the league over the last 20 games (3.6).

Jabari Smith Jr. has accumulated 2.6 personal fouls per game since the start of last season, placing him among the highest-fouling players in the league (90th percentile).

Among all players in the NBA, LaMelo Ball rates in the 100th percentile for personal fouls, logging a whopping 3.6 fouls per game since the start of last season.

Over the last 10 games when they are the visiting team, the opposition’s starting PGs have scored 12.8 points per game (2nd-fewest in the league) vs. the Rockets, labeling this as a difficult matchup for offensive effectiveness.

The Hornets have been the 5th-worst offensive rebounding offense in the league since the start of last season (offensive rebounds maintain possession, and a lack of them may therefore eliminate extra chances for scoring and assists).

Over the last 10 games when they are away from home, the opposition’s starting PGs have attempted 1.7 free throws per game (lowest in the league) vs. the Rockets, finding it difficult to get to the charity stripe.

LaMelo Ball is expected to see a decline in effectiveness in all facets of the game on account of being on the road in this matchup.

The matchup against the Rockets is a tough one for 3-point shots; the opposition’s starting PFs have shot for the lowest 3-point rate in the league this year (21.7%).

Miles Bridges is expected to suffer a reduction in performance in all stat categories due to playing away from home in this game.

Over the last 5 games when they are the visiting squad, opposing starting PGs have totaled 3.0 3-point attempts per game (fewest in the league) vs. the Houston Rockets, designating this as a challenging matchup.

Alperen Sengun has committed 3.4 personal fouls per game since the start of last season, making him one of the most most-whistled players in the NBA (99th percentile).

In regard to shooting, the Rockets’s feeble 46.0% field goal rate measures as the 4th-weakest in the league since the start of last season.

This year when they are at home, the opposition’s starting PFs have attempted 2.6 foul shots per game (3rd-lowest in the NBA) against the Hornets, facing an uphill battle to get to the charity stripe.

Fred VanVleet has tallied 2.5 personal fouls per game since the start of last season, making him one of the most foul-prone players in the NBA (87th percentile).

The matchup against the Hornets is a hard one for field goal attempts; opposing starting PGs have tallied the least field goal attempts per game in the NBA this year (11.3).

The matchup vs. the Charlotte Hornets is a tough one for getting to the foul line; the opposing team’s starting PGs have attempted a measly 2.9 free throws per game this year (3rd-least in the NBA).

Among all players in the league, Dillon Brooks measures in the 77th percentile (high is bad, in this case) for unsuccessful field goals, posting a whopping 6.1 per game since the start of last season.

Over the last 20 games, the opposing team’s starting SFs have totaled 15.0 points per game (7th-lowest in the NBA) against the Hornets, resulting in a challenging matchup for offensive productivity.

This year when they are on the road, the opposition’s starting SGs have shot 24.8% on three-pointers (lowest in the league) vs. the Rockets, resulting in a challenging matchup.

Over the last 20 games, the opposition’s starting SGs have attempted 2.7 foul shots per game (5th-fewest in the NBA) against the Houston Rockets, making it tough to draw fouls.

Josh Green figures to experience a decrease in efficiency in all stat categories in light of being on the road in this game.

Brandon Miller has averaged 2.5 personal fouls per game since the start of last season, putting him among the most-whistled players in the NBA (87th percentile).

The matchup against Houston is a hard one for threes; when the Houston Rockets are on their home court, the opposing team’s starting SFs have shot for the 2nd-lowest 3-point rate in the league this year (26.1%).

Brandon Miller will not have the home court advantage in this game. Playing without the home court advantage generally reduces player performance for all stats.

Over the last 23 games when they have the home court advantage, the opposition’s starting SGs have attempted 2.5 free throws per game (4th-fewest in the league) vs. the Hornets, facing an uphill battle to get to the charity stripe.

Among all players in the NBA, Nick Richards rates in the 4th percentile for three-point effectiveness with a feeble 0.0% rate since the start of last season.

Nick Richards has committed 2.6 personal fouls per game since the start of last season, placing him among the most-whistled players in the league (90th percentile).

Nick Richards figures to experience a decrease in performance in all facets of the game in light of being on the road in this contest.

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