Walker Kessler

Historical measurements from this snapshot.

Corpus measurements: 3 seasons in the snapshot, 127 games, 3,383 minutes; snapshot 2026-04-12

Assists per 36 minutes, corpus seasons: 1.8
Percentile rank 9 among 482 measured profiles
pct 9 of 482 measured
Field-goal percentage, corpus seasons: 66.1%
Percentile rank 98 among 482 measured profiles
pct 98 of 482 measured
Three-point percentage, corpus seasons: 26.2%
Percentile rank 10 among 482 measured profiles
pct 10 of 482 measured
Free-throw percentage, corpus seasons: 56.2%
Percentile rank 2 among 482 measured profiles
pct 2 of 482 measured
Games played, corpus seasons: 127
Percentile rank 35 among 482 measured profiles
pct 35 of 482 measured
Minutes played, corpus seasons: 3383
Percentile rank 54 among 482 measured profiles
pct 54 of 482 measured
Points per 36 minutes, corpus seasons: 13.1
Percentile rank 31 among 482 measured profiles
pct 31 of 482 measured
Rebounds per 36 minutes, corpus seasons: 13.2
Percentile rank 97 among 482 measured profiles
pct 97 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

66.1 percent from the field: an entirely at-rim shot profile.
56.2 percent from the line is a real tactical liability late in games.
13.2 rebounds per 36 is the reason the minutes exist.

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. The comparison is scoped to the players with insight files in this set. This manifest has no shot-blocking or rim-protection column, so the defensive half of his value is not represented here at all.