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Descriptive only — these are measured per-36 rates, not projections.
NBA players · NBA · as of 2026-04-12

LeBron James

Historical measurements from this snapshot.

Corpus measurements: 3 seasons in the snapshot, 201 games, 6,940.9 minutes; snapshot 2026-04-12

Assists per 36 minutes, corpus seasons
8.3
Percentile rank 97 among 482 measured profiles
pct 97 of 482 measured
Field-goal percentage, corpus seasons
52.3%
Percentile rank 84 among 482 measured profiles
pct 84 of 482 measured
Three-point percentage, corpus seasons
37.4%
Percentile rank 74 among 482 measured profiles
pct 74 of 482 measured
Free-throw percentage, corpus seasons
75.6%
Percentile rank 40 among 482 measured profiles
pct 40 of 482 measured
Games played, corpus seasons
201
Percentile rank 85 among 482 measured profiles
pct 85 of 482 measured
Minutes played, corpus seasons
6940.9
Percentile rank 96 among 482 measured profiles
pct 96 of 482 measured
Points per 36 minutes, corpus seasons
24.8
Percentile rank 95 among 482 measured profiles
pct 95 of 482 measured
Rebounds per 36 minutes, corpus seasons
7.4
Percentile rank 69 among 482 measured profiles
pct 69 of 482 measured
Seasons in corpus
3
Percentile rank 64 among 482 measured profiles
pct 64 of 482 measured
Stored percentiles rank measured rows in this published pack; higher is only higher, not a quality judgement.

What stands out

  • A 52.3 percent field-goal mark is rich for a perimeter creator, and it sits alongside an 8.3 assists-per-36 playmaking load.
  • The scoring rate is 24.8 points per 36 minutes across 201 games in the window.
  • Free throws are the soft spot: 75.6 percent, the weakest number in an otherwise efficient line.
Reading note

Numbers are per-36-minute rates over a 3-season sample (seasons_played: 3), not per-game and not a full career; the manifest is descriptive_only, with no adjustment for opponent, teammates, role, or shot difficulty and a career_min_minutes>=800 inclusion floor. A rate says nothing about how those minutes were used or against whom.

Also measured elsewhere

Joined onto 330 of 482 player cards; the leaderboard badges cover far fewer.

Team win rate with/without this player
LAL: active 0.6500 vs missed 0.5000 (delta +0.1500)
n_active=60, n_missed=8, ci95_offset=[-0.3669, 0.3669]
WITH/WITHOUT = ROSTER CONFOUND: this is NOT a causal player-impact estimate. Why a player missed games is entangled with injuries clustering, rest-game scheduling, blowout pulls, and a different replacement lineup -- none controlled for. DESCRIPTIVE_ONLY, not a predictive or advantage claim.
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Consistency profile -- most_consistent_top15 #7
composite_cv_shrunk=0.3857
games=201
NOT a skill/value metric -- a low-volume role player can be very consistent at low output; NOT opponent/rest/role/home-away adjusted -- raw game-to-game dispersion only; NOT predictive -- describes past games, does not forecast future variance
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Box Value Index -- top_30 #23
box_value_index_per36=20.821
games=201
NOT RAPM/xRAPM (no stint-level PBP + ridge solve); NOT EPM/DARKO/LEBRON (both trained to predict RAPM); NOT Basketball-Reference BPM (no team pace/position/team-record adjustment terms); NOT defense-tracking-informed (box counting stats only; blk/stl are the only defensive ingredients)
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