Oklahoma City currently leads the league in points allowed, surrendering a mere 97 points per game to their opponents. They boast an impressive defensive record, holding teams to just 1 point per possession and limiting opponents to 19 second-chance points. furthermore, their opponents onyl manage 28 points from fast breaks, showcasing their transition defense.
Orlando struggles defensively, conceding an average of 75 points per game, placing them near the bottom of the league. Opponents consistently find opportunities, scoring 6 points on second-chance possessions and 22 points off turnovers. They also allow 27 points from fast breaks and 28 points from the bench, indicating vulnerabilities in multiple areas.
philadelphia faces notable defensive challenges, allowing 42 points in the paint and 19 second-chance points. Opponents capitalize on their mistakes, scoring 33 points off turnovers and 23 points from fast breaks.Their bench also contributes 56 points against them, highlighting a need for improved depth.
phoenix has a porous defense, giving up 23 points in the paint and 26 second-chance points. Opponents are scoring 33 points off turnovers and 22 points from fast breaks, exposing weaknesses in their transition defense. Their opponents’ bench also contributes a substantial 8 points.
Portland’s defense allows 34 points in the paint and 22 second-chance points, indicating struggles defending inside.Opponents are capitalizing with 55 points off turnovers and 11 points from fast breaks. Their opponents’ bench also contributes 62 points, a significant area of concern.
Sacramento concedes 33 points in the paint and 23 second-chance points, demonstrating a need for improved interior defense. Opponents are scoring 48 points off turnovers and 13 points from fast breaks, highlighting vulnerabilities in their ball security and transition defense. Their opponents’ bench also contributes 55 points.
San Antonio allows 67 points in the paint and 8 second-chance points, suggesting a need for better rebounding and interior defense. Opponents are scoring 48 points off turnovers and 14 points from fast breaks, indicating areas for improvement in ball security and transition defense. Their opponents’ bench contributes 62 points.
Toronto’s defense allows 40 points in the paint and 21 second-chance points, indicating a need for improved interior defense and rebounding. Opponents are scoring 40 points off turnovers and 19 points from fast breaks, highlighting vulnerabilities in their ball security and transition defense. Their opponents’ bench contributes 62 points.
Utah struggles defensively,allowing 16 points in the paint and 27 second-chance points.Opponents are scoring 84 points off turnovers and 3 points from fast breaks, exposing significant weaknesses in their ball security and transition defense. Their opponents’ bench contributes 82 points.
Washington’s defense allows 12 points in the paint and 29 second-chance points, indicating a need for improved interior defense and rebounding. Opponents are scoring 94 points off turnovers and 2 points from fast breaks, highlighting vulnerabilities in their ball security and transition defense. Their opponents’ bench contributes 78 points.
Here’s a breakdown of key defensive statistics across the league:
* Points in the Paint: This measures how effectively teams defend the area close to the basket.
* Second Chance Points: Thes points are scored off offensive rebounds, highlighting rebounding effectiveness.
* points Off Turnovers: This statistic reflects a team’s ability to capitalize on opponent
