Calculating TS% and performance analysis

I’m working on some basketball stats here. If a player scores 24 points with field goals being 22 points and possibly 2 from free throws, their True Shooting Percentage (TS%) could range from around 86% to 92%. It seems like a conservative estimate would put it around 90%.

Additionally, rim protection stats show 3 blocks and 8 rebounds, indicating multi-level scoring efficiency and synergy with teammates. Keeping this concise is important!Providing game analysis

I’m ready to offer a quick analysis of the player's performance. It would be good to ask if the user wants a highlight clip or more context about the game, though I can't check the network for specifics. I’ll offer a concise bullet list and avoid uncertainties like the opponent and date.

Calculating the effective field goal percentage (eFG%) gives me about 84.6%. I'll showcase the player's stats, including high shooting efficiency, scoring output, and defensive presence with rebounds and blocks. Keeping it general sounds best!Comparing season averages

I’m thinking it would be helpful to compare the player's performance to their averages from their rookie season of 2023-24, which were 16.5 points per game, 7.9 rebounds, and 2.3 blocks, with an effective field goal percentage around 63-64%. However, since I don’t have information on the current season, I’ll avoid making claims about that.

Instead, I could note that their efficiency is well above average for big men and suggest, “This exemplifies a highly efficient, space-oriented rim protector.” If the user wants a shot chart or breakdown of play types, I'm ready to provide that!