NBA True Shooting Percentage Leaders (2026/27)

Statyx · Updated Nov 12, 2026

Corey Kispert (ATL) leads the NBA in true shooting percentage this season at 82.5%, through the games of Nov 12, 2026. Below are the top 50 qualified players, each with his games, minutes and other per game numbers, and a link to his page.

Top 50 in true shooting percentage

Points per shooting possession, counting free throws (estimate). Qualified: 5+ games.

#PlayerTeamTrue Shooting PercentageGPMINPTSREBAST3PM
1Corey KispertATL82.5%69.57.70.70.71.7
2Alijah MartinTOR81.6%1112.26.51.81.01.2
3Isaiah StewartMEM77.0%818.310.83.10.81.1
4Ryan KalkbrennerCHA76.1%1218.64.65.41.50.0
5Mo BambaUTA73.2%817.47.35.50.60.0
6Daniel GaffordDAL72.6%1221.59.15.31.90.1
7Ziaire WilliamsLAL72.1%1024.111.02.62.02.0
8Alex CarusoOKC71.9%919.67.64.62.91.7
9Stephen CurryGSW71.9%1026.327.83.73.94.3
10Cam SpencerMEM71.3%1119.49.33.34.81.8
11Charles BasseyGSW71.2%1012.57.65.70.50.0
12Bryce HopkinsDEN70.8%714.25.41.90.40.3
13Karlo MatkovicNOP70.8%1118.78.54.31.21.5
14Baba MillerLAC70.6%910.54.62.71.00.2
15Wendell Carter Jr.ORL70.5%1132.913.69.51.21.0
16Robert Williams IIIPOR70.4%916.47.66.60.90.0
17Domantas SabonisSAC70.2%1034.313.813.35.90.2
18Moritz WagnerBKN70.0%1118.310.93.21.31.2
19Thomas BryantCLE69.4%612.58.72.20.21.3
20Grayson AllenCHA69.3%1227.315.22.93.33.5
21Luke KennardPHX69.2%1017.08.31.31.81.9
22Zion WilliamsonNOP69.1%1132.721.75.22.60.4
23Trendon WatfordNOP68.8%617.77.23.51.00.3
24Jarrett AllenCLE68.4%1025.412.98.31.40.3
25Jrue HolidayPOR68.4%1126.213.43.33.92.5
26Bogdan BogdanovicHOU68.0%1211.24.81.20.91.0
27Walker KesslerLAL67.8%1330.814.510.81.80.0
28Toumani CamaraPOR67.3%1128.513.13.51.52.9
29Jamison BattleTOR67.0%1219.39.71.50.52.2
30Jamal MurrayDEN66.8%1036.426.25.05.94.0
31Julian ChampagnieSAS66.6%1226.310.33.71.42.8
32Jaxson HayesUTA66.4%1125.18.56.11.60.0
33Luka DoncicLAL66.3%1135.938.67.57.65.5
34Duncan RobinsonDET66.3%1131.718.11.92.24.1
35Jaylen WellsMEM66.1%1127.312.02.81.32.2
36Deandre AytonWAS66.1%1314.14.54.80.80.0
37Khaman MaluachPHX66.0%1119.57.76.01.40.2
38Zuby EjioforATL66.0%711.14.93.01.30.6
39Karl-Anthony TownsNYK65.9%1131.420.913.53.51.9
40Austin ReavesLAL65.8%1235.324.73.34.72.3
41Donovan ClinganPOR65.5%1125.310.810.41.51.1
42Pelle LarssonMIA65.5%1129.511.43.53.51.4
43Zach LaVineSAC65.4%1132.722.33.32.52.8
44Kentavious Caldwell-PopePHI65.3%1321.95.72.51.71.4
45Brook LopezLAC65.1%1023.413.65.21.01.3
46Sam HauserBOS64.8%1221.08.13.61.12.3
47Evan MobleyCLE64.7%1232.016.97.33.61.9
48Jalen SmithCHI64.6%1024.012.87.41.91.8
49Yaxel LendeborgGSW64.2%1232.221.77.43.72.4
50Joan BeringerMIN64.0%1216.96.36.40.60.0

Reading a leaderboard for player props

A season average is the long view. For a prop, set it beside the player's recent games, his minutes and his matchup: the player page shows his last ten games, and the NBA Data Lab can cut the same stat to any window of games, home or away, or with and without a teammate.

NBA true shooting percentage leaders: questions

Who leads the NBA in true shooting percentage in 2026/27?
Corey Kispert (ATL) at 82.5% over 6 games, ahead of Alijah Martin (81.6%) and Isaiah Stewart (77.0%).
Who qualifies for the leaderboard?
5+ games. A player below the bar is left off, so a few strong games do not top the list.
Where do the numbers come from?
Official box scores of every regular season game, the same rows as the NBA Data Lab boards and NBA Postgame, so the numbers match across them.
Can I sort by other stats or filter by team and games?
Yes, in the NBA Data Lab: any stat, any window of games, home or away, starters or bench, and splits with and without a teammate.

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