Trae Young

Historical measurements from this snapshot.

Corpus measurements: 3 seasons in the snapshot, 144 games, 5,019.6 minutes; snapshot 2026-04-12

Assists per 36 minutes, corpus seasons: 11.3
Percentile rank 100 among 482 measured profiles
pct 100 of 482 measured
Field-goal percentage, corpus seasons: 42.1%
Percentile rank 18 among 482 measured profiles
pct 18 of 482 measured
Three-point percentage, corpus seasons: 35.2%
Percentile rank 50 among 482 measured profiles
pct 50 of 482 measured
Free-throw percentage, corpus seasons: 86.4%
Percentile rank 90 among 482 measured profiles
pct 90 of 482 measured
Games played, corpus seasons: 144
Percentile rank 46 among 482 measured profiles
pct 46 of 482 measured
Minutes played, corpus seasons: 5019.6
Percentile rank 75 among 482 measured profiles
pct 75 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: 2.9
Percentile rank 1 among 482 measured profiles
pct 1 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

11.3 assists per 36 is the number the rest of the profile bends around.
The efficiency cost is visible: 42.1 percent from the field, 35.2 percent from three.
The line is his equalizer at 86.4 percent.

Reading note

Per-36-minute rates over a 3-season sample (seasons_played: 3), not per-game and not full-career figures. The manifest is descriptive_only: no adjustment for opponent, teammates, role, or shot difficulty, and a career_min_minutes>=800 inclusion floor applies. Games and minutes measure availability, not how well those minutes were used. Assist rate is a raw box-score count with no adjustment for teammate finishing or usage; the comparison is scoped to the players with insight files in this set.