Partizan je doveo Roberta Franksa, a njegov prošlosezonski profil iz Japana je baš zanimljiv. 908 poena, 58% eFG i 112/278 za tri — 40.3%. Na 3PS radaru bio je u 95. percentilu po poenima, 93. po pogođenim trojkama, 91. po PIR-u, 94. po blokadama i 84. po ukradenim loptama. Dakle, nije samo šuter. Ima volumen spolja, završava oko obruča, može da napadne više zona i pritom donosi određenu defanzivnu produkciju. Naravno, prelazak iz B.League u EuroLeague je ogroman korak. Ali kao profil? Vrlo zanimljiv potpis za Partizan. @PartizanBC @EuroLeague #Partizan #Grobari #EuroLeague #3PS

Partizan je doveo Roberta Franksa — a njegov profil iz Japana je veoma zanimljiv. Prošle sezone u B.League imao je 908 poena, uz 58% eFG i 112/278 za tri — 40.3%. Na našem 3PS profilu bio je: 95. percentil — poeni 93. — pogođene trojke 91. — PIR 94. — blokade 84. — ukradene lopte 86. — asistencije Ono što posebno upada u oči jeste profil šuta: Franks nije samo spot-up šuter. Ima veliki volumen iza linije za tri, ali završava i oko obruča, što Partizanu daje još jednog visokog igrača koji može da raširi teren i napadne iz više zona. Naravno, prelazak iz japanske B.League u EuroLeague je veliki korak — ali profil pokazuje zašto je Partizan video nešto zanimljivo. Sada dolazi pravi test. @PartizanBC @EuroLeague #Partizan #Grobari #EuroLeague #3PS

Partizan je doveo Roberta Franksa — a njegov profil iz Japana je veoma zanimljiv. Prošle sezone u B.League imao je 908 poena, uz 58% eFG i 112/278 za tri — 40.3%. Na našem 3PS profilu bio je: 95. percentil — poeni 93. — pogođene trojke 91. — PIR 94. — blokade 84. — ukradene lopte 86. — asistencije Ono što posebno upada u oči jeste profil šuta: Franks nije samo spot-up šuter. Ima veliki volumen iza linije za tri, ali završava i oko obruča, što Partizanu daje još jednog visokog igrača koji može da raširi teren i napadne iz više zona.

Partizan je doveo Roberta Franksa — a njegov profil iz Japana je veoma zanimljiv. Prošle sezone u B.League imao je 908 poena, uz 58% eFG i 112/278 za tri — 40.3%. Na našem 3PS profilu bio je: 95. percentil — poeni 93. — pogođene trojke 91. — PIR 94. — blokade 84. — ukradene lopte 86. — asistencije Ono što posebno upada u oči jeste profil šuta: Franks nije samo spot-up šuter. Ima veliki volumen iza linije za tri, ali završava i oko obruča, što Partizanu daje još jednog visokog igrača koji može da raširi teren i napadne iz više zona. Naravno, prelazak iz japanske B.League u EuroLeague je veliki korak — ali profil pokazuje zašto je Partizan video nešto zanimljivo. Sada dolazi pravi test. @PartizanBC @EuroLeague #Partizan #Grobari #EuroLeague #3PS

Momentum, Shot Chart, and two players' percentile profiles for the champs.

Les "Momentum Charts" de ces deux matchs. Laissez-nous savoir ce que vous pensez de nos statistiques.

Ajay Mitchell’s defense was everywhere tonight. 12 points and a career-high 5 steals, but the bigger picture is that this is already part of his profile. Last season he ranked in the 86th percentile in steals among NBA guards, with solid marks in assists, AST/TO and overall impact as well. And offensively, the early 2026–27 sample is encouraging too: 106 scoring index, 23.4 points per 100 possessions. He doesn’t need a huge usage rate to change a game. Pressure the ball, jump passing lanes, create transition opportunities, make the simple read. Exactly the kind of guard that fits this OKC team. @okcthunder @NBA #ThunderUp #NBA #3PS

J-Dub really gave us 21 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists and a full somersault in the same night 😭 Led OKC in scoring, helped flip the game in the second half, then casually admitted the roll almost took him out. Great game. Terrible idea. Full Jalen Williams (and 100K more players) Stats on our website. Follow us for more NBA coverage and more. @okcthunder @NBA #ThunderUp #NBA #3PS

OKC moves to 2–0, and this one was a reminder of just how many ways this team can beat you. Jalen Williams led the way with 21 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists, stepping up as the primary scorer on a night where Shai finished with 17. Then came the rest of the Thunder machine: Chet Holmgren — 12 PTS, 17 REB, 4 BLK Ajay Mitchell — 12 PTS, 5 STL, career-high Shai — 17 PTS, 3 AST, 0 TO No one had to force the game. Different players took over different responsibilities, the defense created chaos, and OKC turned a halftime deficit into a 96–84 win. That balance is exactly why this team is so difficult to deal with. @okcthunder @NBA #ThunderUp #NBA #3PS

141 straight games with 20+ points is absurd. One 17-point night doesn’t change that. And the funniest part? OKC still beat Denver 96–84 without needing Shai to carry the offense. He finished with 17 points, 3 assists and 0 turnovers, while Jalen Williams led the scoring, Chet owned the glass and rim, and the Thunder defense forced 22 Denver turnovers. The streak is over. The bigger problem for the rest of the league is that OKC just showed they don’t need it to keep winning. @okcthunder @NBA @TSN_Sports #ThunderUp #NBA #3PS

This is what makes OKC so dangerous — it never feels like one player has to do everything. Jalen Williams led the scoring, Chet controlled the glass and protected the rim, Ajay Mitchell brought defensive pressure, and Shai didn’t need a huge night for the Thunder to win comfortably. Different players, different roles, same level of intensity. That kind of balance and trust is what turns a talented roster into a real team. @okcthunder @NBA #ThunderUp #NBA #3PS

This is what makes OKC so dangerous — it never feels like one player has to do everything. Jalen Williams led the scoring, Chet controlled the glass and protected the rim, Ajay Mitchell brought defensive pressure, and Shai didn’t need a huge night for the Thunder to win comfortably. Different players, different roles, same level of intensity. That kind of balance and trust is what turns a talented roster into a real team. @okcthunder @NBA #ThunderUp #NBA #3PS

This sequence basically sums up OKC’s night. Denver attacks the rim → rejected. OKC immediately runs the other way → bucket. The Thunder finished with 12 steals and 4 Chet Holmgren blocks, forced 22 Denver turnovers, and turned defense into offense all night. That’s how a 48–44 halftime deficit became a 96–84 win. The box score gives you the result. 3PS game flow shows you how it happened. @okcthunder @NBA #ThunderUp #NBA #3PS

alen Williams picked the right night to remind everyone how much firepower OKC has beyond Shai. 21 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists in the win over Denver — and while Shai’s historic 141-game 20+ point streak finally ended, J-Dub stepped into the scoring lead. Our 3PS data gives that performance some context: Last season he ranked in the 82nd percentile in points, 88th in usage, 83rd in assists and AST%, and 90th in PIR among NBA guards. And through the first two games of 2026–27, his scoring index sits at 124, meaning his scoring rate is already well above league average even in a tiny sample. Shai’s streak ending is the headline. Jalen Williams showing OKC can still win comfortably when Shai doesn’t carry the scoring load might be the bigger team story. @okcthunder @NBA #ThunderUp #NBA #3PS

Shai vs Jokic was the headline. OKC’s defense became the story. The Thunder beat Denver 96–84 after completely changing the game in the second half. Denver led 48–44 at halftime. Then OKC won the third quarter 26–16, took control of the momentum and eventually pushed the advantage to 17 points. The fascinating part is that shooting barely separated them: FG% — 37.9% OKC | 37.8% DEN 3PT% — 25.6% | 26.7% eFG% — 43.7% | 42.7% The separation came elsewhere: 22 Denver turnovers, 12 OKC steals, and a huge possession advantage created by the Thunder defense. Shai finished with 17 points, 3 assists and zero turnovers. Jokic had 13 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists. And our new 2026–27 Shai/Jokic percentile comparison shows how differently the two MVP-level players are starting the season. Shai currently leads the matchup in points, 3PM, AST/TO and ball security, while Jokic holds the edge in assists, AST%, usage and rebounding. Beyond the MVP matchup, Jalen Williams scored 21, Chet produced 12/17 with 4 blocks, and Ajay Mitchell finished with 5 steals. This is exactly what 3PS is built for: the final score plus game flow, shot distribution, Four Factors, individual production and percentile context. One game, several layers. @okcthunder @nuggets @NBA #ThunderUp #Nuggets #NBA #3PS

Shai vs Jokic was the headline. OKC’s defense became the story. The Thunder beat Denver 96–84 after completely changing the game in the second half. Denver led 48–44 at halftime. Then OKC won the third quarter 26–16, took control of the momentum and eventually pushed the advantage to 17 points. The fascinating part is that shooting barely separated them: FG% — 37.9% OKC | 37.8% DEN 3PT% — 25.6% | 26.7% eFG% — 43.7% | 42.7% The separation came elsewhere: 22 Denver turnovers, 12 OKC steals, and a huge possession advantage created by the Thunder defense. Shai finished with 17 points, 3 assists and zero turnovers. Jokic had 13 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists. And our new 2026–27 Shai/Jokic percentile comparison shows how differently the two MVP-level players are starting the season. Shai currently leads the matchup in points, 3PM, AST/TO and ball security, while Jokic holds the edge in assists, AST%, usage and rebounding. Beyond the MVP matchup, Jalen Williams scored 21, Chet produced 12/17 with 4 blocks, and Ajay Mitchell finished with 5 steals. This is exactly what 3PS is built for: the final score plus game flow, shot distribution, Four Factors, individual production and percentile context. One game, several layers. @okcthunder @nuggets @NBA #ThunderUp #Nuggets #NBA #3PS

The scary part about OKC’s 96–84 win over Denver? Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored only 17 points. Instead, the Thunder won through depth and defensive pressure. Jalen Williams led with 21, Chet Holmgren put up 12 points, 17 rebounds and 4 blocks, and Ajay Mitchell added 12 points and 5 steals. Our 3PS game flow shows Denver controlling most of the first half before everything changed after the break. OKC turned a 48–44 halftime deficit into a 70–64 lead after three and eventually reached +17. The team numbers explain why. Both teams shot about 38% FG. OKC shot 25.6% from three, Denver 26.7%. But Denver committed 22 turnovers to OKC’s 12, while the Thunder generated 12 steals. Then there’s Shai vs Jokic. Shai: 17 PTS, 3 AST, 0 TO Jokic: 13 PTS, 7 REB, 5 AST Our early-season percentile radar shows two completely different profiles developing: Shai stronger so far in scoring, three-point production and ball security; Jokic ahead in assists, AST%, rebounding and usage. At 3PointStats we’re putting the whole game in context: momentum, shot charts, Four Factors, player boxes and percentile profiles. OKC didn’t need Shai to carry them. That may be the biggest takeaway of all. @okcthunder @nuggets @NBA #ThunderUp #NBA #3PS

The scary part about OKC’s 96–84 win over Denver? Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored only 17 points. Instead, the Thunder won through depth and defensive pressure. Jalen Williams led with 21, Chet Holmgren put up 12 points, 17 rebounds and 4 blocks, and Ajay Mitchell added 12 points and 5 steals. Our 3PS game flow shows Denver controlling most of the first half before everything changed after the break. OKC turned a 48–44 halftime deficit into a 70–64 lead after three and eventually reached +17. The team numbers explain why. Both teams shot about 38% FG. OKC shot 25.6% from three, Denver 26.7%. But Denver committed 22 turnovers to OKC’s 12, while the Thunder generated 12 steals. Then there’s Shai vs Jokic. Shai: 17 PTS, 3 AST, 0 TO Jokic: 13 PTS, 7 REB, 5 AST Our early-season percentile radar shows two completely different profiles developing: Shai stronger so far in scoring, three-point production and ball security; Jokic ahead in assists, AST%, rebounding and usage. At 3PointStats we’re putting the whole game in context: momentum, shot charts, Four Factors, player boxes and percentile profiles. OKC didn’t need Shai to carry them. That may be the biggest takeaway of all. @okcthunder @nuggets @NBA #ThunderUp #NBA #3PS

OKC beat Denver 96–84, and the 3PS numbers show this was much more about disruption than shooting. Both teams finished at essentially 38% from the field, while neither cracked 27% from three. The difference was what Oklahoma City did to Denver’s possessions: OKC: 12 steals, 12 turnovers Denver: 7 steals, 22 turnovers Our Four Factors data tells the same story: Denver posted a 19.4% turnover rate, almost double OKC’s 10.6%. The momentum chart shows the turning point clearly. Denver led 48–44 at halftime, then OKC took the third 26–16 and eventually stretched the margin to +17. And they did it without a monster Shai game. Jalen Williams: 21 PTS Chet Holmgren: 12 PTS, 17 REB, 4 BLK, 25 PIR Ajay Mitchell: 12 PTS, 5 STL Shai: 17 PTS, 3 AST, 0 TO Jokic finished with 13 PTS, 7 REB and 5 AST, but Denver never found consistent offensive rhythm. Game flow, Four Factors, shot charts, complete box scores and Shai-vs-Jokic percentile profiles — all in one 3PS breakdown. This wasn’t OKC winning a shooting contest. They took Denver’s offense apart. @okcthunder @nuggets @NBA #ThunderUp #Nuggets #NBA #3PS

OKC beat Denver 96–84, and the 3PS numbers show this was much more about disruption than shooting. Both teams finished at essentially 38% from the field, while neither cracked 27% from three. The difference was what Oklahoma City did to Denver’s possessions: OKC: 12 steals, 12 turnovers Denver: 7 steals, 22 turnovers Our Four Factors data tells the same story: Denver posted a 19.4% turnover rate, almost double OKC’s 10.6%. The momentum chart shows the turning point clearly. Denver led 48–44 at halftime, then OKC took the third 26–16 and eventually stretched the margin to +17. And they did it without a monster Shai game. Jalen Williams: 21 PTS Chet Holmgren: 12 PTS, 17 REB, 4 BLK, 25 PIR Ajay Mitchell: 12 PTS, 5 STL Shai: 17 PTS, 3 AST, 0 TO Jokic finished with 13 PTS, 7 REB and 5 AST, but Denver never found consistent offensive rhythm. Game flow, Four Factors, shot charts, complete box scores and Shai-vs-Jokic percentile profiles — all in one 3PS breakdown. This wasn’t OKC winning a shooting contest. They took Denver’s offense apart. @okcthunder @nuggets @NBA #ThunderUp #Nuggets #NBA #3PS