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HoopTemp

Who's really shooting hot in the NBA, who's ice cold, and who's due to regress. Every shot measured against its difficulty.

Off-season: final numbers of the 2025-26 regular season, through Apr 12, 2026. Live again when the new season tips off.

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Heat check · Last 10 games

Updated Apr 12, 2026

The league's hottest and coldest shooters at the end of the 2025-26 season, measured against the shots they took.

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League thermometer

347 of 436 players shoot right at expectation. The story is at the edges.

How to read HoopTemp

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    Every shot gets a difficulty

    A shot-quality model gives each attempt its make probability from location, shot type and context, adjusted to the shooter's own track record from that spot.

  2. 02

    FGOx: makes vs. expectation

    Field Goals Over Expected = shots made minus the shots the player would normally make on the same looks.

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    HoopTemp turns it into heat

    70° means right on expectation. The further from 70°, the more unusual the streak, and the more likely it is to swing back toward the mean.