Offensive Rating measures points scored per 100 possessions, while Defensive Rating measures points allowed per 100 possessions (lower is better). Teams in the top-right quadrant have elite offenses and defenses, making them championship contenders. Net Rating (the difference) is the best single measure of team quality.

Usage Rate measures the percentage of team plays used by a player while on court, while True Shooting % accounts for 2-pointers, 3-pointers, and free throws to measure scoring efficiency. Players in the top-right quadrant are elite high-volume scorers who maintain efficiency despite heavy usage. Top 50 players by Player Impact Estimate (PIE) shown.

Offensive Rating measures a team's points scored per 100 possessions. This advanced metric accounts for pace of play, making it a better indicator of offensive efficiency than raw points per game. Higher values indicate more efficient offenses that generate more points per possession. Elite offenses typically rate above 115, while struggling offenses fall below 110.