Courtside renders NBA shot charts as part of the answer, so a scoring question can include spatial evidence instead of a loose reference to hot or cold shooting.
Thunder•GThe chart is generated from every regular-season shot for the slice you ask about. You can scope by season, by recent window, or by opponent.
“Show me Stephen Curry's 2025-26 shot chart and summarize the cold zones.”
The frontend renders inline with a hoverable detail layer. Each zone aggregates attempts, makes, and FG%, so you can read the diet at a glance and audit on hover.
“What percentage of his attempts come from above the break, and how efficient is that zone?”
Ask which defender most often guards the player, whether the opponent forces midrange shots, and whether pace pushes the volume up or down.
“Which Denver defender draws Curry most, and how does that change the zone outlook?”
A 2.5 threes prop is more credible when above-the-break frequency and recent accuracy both support it. Courtside makes the connection explicit.
“Use the shot chart to evaluate this player's over 2.5 threes prop.”
Yes. Courtside can render NBA shot charts inline for supported players and seasons, with the chart tied to the surrounding analysis.
Yes. Shot charts can help evaluate scoring profile, three-point volume, defender fit, and whether a projection has a plausible path.
Courtside is built around cited tool results, so statistical claims from shot chart data can be traced back to source cards.
Coverage spans modern NBA seasons supported by the underlying data feed, including the current season as games complete.
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