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For every game on the slate: what each defense allows to guards, forwards and centers compared with the league average, and the opposing players at each of those positions. A ratio of 1.10 means that defense allows 10% more than average to that position group.
Softest matchup on the slate: PHX centers against Charlotte Hornets, who allow 1.40× the league-average points to that position.
Green: allows at least 5% more than the league average. Red: at least 5% less. A favorable ratio is context, not a prediction.
Each game has two halves: the home defense against the visiting players, and the visiting defense against the home players.
Ratios compare what a defense has allowed to a position group this season with the league average for that group. Positions are grouped as guards, forwards and centers; a forward-center counts as a center, exactly as in the defense table.
Players shown have a posted points, rebounds or assists line, or have averaged 20 or more minutes in their recent games. A player without a posted line is shown without one; no line is ever estimated. Injury status is not checked here.
It is how much a team allows to opposing players of a position group compared with the league average. A ratio above 1.00 means that defense has allowed more than average to that group; below 1.00, less.
Which NBA matchup is the most favorable today?
The sentence at the top of the page names the position group facing the defense with the highest points-allowed ratio on today's slate. Every game below shows all three position groups for both teams.
Where do the lines come from?
They are the median of the lines posted across sportsbooks for points, rebounds and assists, shown as data with a short delay. PropLab does not name, link to or recommend any sportsbook.
Does a favorable matchup mean the over will hit?
No. The ratio describes what a defense has allowed so far. It is one input among several; minutes, role, injuries and the line itself matter as much. PropLab's model scores each pick with seven independent blocks and publishes every result.
Why is a player missing?
A player appears when a points, rebounds or assists line has been posted for him, or when he has averaged 20 or more minutes in his recent games. Up to four players are shown per position group.
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