Basketball lineup and on/off analysis
How our analysts find which players, pairs and trios actually work together, with garbage time out and splits by clutch time, home or away and recent games.
What it does
Every combination, not just the starters.
On/off for every player, every pair and every trio on the roster. For three players that means all eight combinations, from all three on to all three off.
Noise out.
Garbage time can be left out, and every split can be cut by clutch time, home or away, and the last N games.
The full picture, three ways.
Advanced ratings, team stats and opponent stats, as totals, per game or per 30 minutes, and exportable to CSV.
The questions it answers.
Does this pair actually work together? Is a player's net rating their own, or the lineup around them? Which trio should close games?
Inside an engagement.
Lineup On/Off is one of the tools our analysts use in client work, above all in lineup optimization and performance diagnostics. What the club receives is the analysis and the argument behind it.
The first call is for listening to your problem, without slides or a product demo.
Where to see this tool in public data →