True Shooting Percentage Calculator

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What is the True Shooting Percentage & How does it work?

True Shooting Percentage (TS%) is a comprehensive efficiency metric that evaluates a player’s scoring productivity by accounting for field goals, three‑point shots, and free throws. Unlike simple field‑goal percentage, TS% normalizes points produced per shooting attempt, giving a clearer picture of offensive value.

The calculation combines total points with the total number of shooting opportunities, weighting free‑throw attempts slightly less because they are uncontested. This metric is widely used in professional basketball analytics to compare players across positions and playing styles.

TS\% = \frac{Points}{2 \times (FGA + 0.44 \times FTA)}
Points = total points scored; FGA = field‑goal attempts; FTA = free‑throw attempts.

A higher TS% indicates a player scores efficiently with fewer wasted attempts, making it a valuable tool for scouting, contract negotiations, and in‑game strategy decisions.

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Frequently Asked Questions
What is True Shooting Percentage?
True Shooting Percentage (TS%) measures a player’s scoring productivity by considering field goals, three-point shots, and free throws. It provides a more accurate view of offensive value than simple field-goal percentage.
How do I calculate my TS%?
To calculate your TS%, divide your total points scored by the sum of (0.44 * Field Goals Attempted + Free Throws Attempted).
Why is TS% better than just using field goal percentage?
TS% is better because it accounts for all types of shots, including three-pointers and free throws, giving a more comprehensive view of a player’s scoring efficiency.
How does the calculator handle free throw attempts differently?
Free throw attempts are weighted slightly less in the calculation (0.44 times Field Goals Attempted) because they are uncontested compared to other shots.
Can I use this calculator for any sport?
This calculator is specifically designed for basketball and uses metrics relevant to that sport, such as field goals and three-pointers.
What does a high TS% indicate?
A high TS% indicates that a player is scoring efficiently by converting a significant portion of their shooting opportunities into points.
How often should I calculate my TS%?
You can calculate your TS% after each game or for a season to track your offensive efficiency over time.

Results are for informational purposes only and do not constitute professional advice.