NBA team stats, 2025-26: offense, defense, home and road
How every NBA team scores and what it allows in the 2025-26 regular season through April 17, 2026, ranked across 30 teams, and home and road splits.
The short answer
- Most points per game: Denver Nuggets 122.1, Miami Heat 120.9, San Antonio Spurs 119.7.
- Fewest points allowed per game: Boston Celtics 107.2, Oklahoma City Thunder 107.9, Detroit Pistons 109.6.
- Best net rating: Oklahoma City Thunder (+11.1).
- Fastest pace: Miami Heat, 104.2 possessions per 48 minutes.
Points for and against
| Team | Record | Points per game | Points allowed per game |
|---|---|---|---|
| Denver Nuggets | 54-28 | 122.1 (1st) | 116.9 (10th) |
| Miami Heat | 43-39 | 120.9 (2nd) | 118.6 (9th) |
| San Antonio Spurs | 62-20 | 119.7 (3rd) | 111.7 (23rd) |
| Cleveland Cavaliers | 52-30 | 119.5 (4th) | 115.4 (16th) |
| Oklahoma City Thunder | 64-18 | 119 (5th) | 107.9 (29th) |
| Atlanta Hawks | 46-36 | 118.5 (6th) | 116 (12th) |
| Minnesota Timberwolves | 49-33 | 118 (7th) | 114.6 (19th) |
| Detroit Pistons | 60-22 | 117.8 (8th) | 109.6 (28th) |
| Utah Jazz | 22-60 | 117.6 (9th) | 126 (1st) |
| New York Knicks | 53-29 | 116.5 (10th) | 110.2 (26th) |
| Los Angeles Lakers | 53-29 | 116.3 (11th) | 114.6 (20th) |
| Chicago Bulls | 31-51 | 116.3 (12th) | 121.5 (3rd) |
| Charlotte Hornets | 44-38 | 115.8 (13th) | 111.5 (24th) |
| Philadelphia 76ers | 45-37 | 115.8 (14th) | 115.8 (14th) |
| Orlando Magic | 45-37 | 115.6 (15th) | 114.7 (18th) |
| New Orleans Pelicans | 26-56 | 115.5 (16th) | 120 (7th) |
| Portland Trail Blazers | 42-40 | 115.5 (17th) | 115.7 (15th) |
| Houston Rockets | 52-30 | 115.2 (18th) | 110 (27th) |
| Boston Celtics | 56-26 | 114.9 (19th) | 107.2 (30th) |
| Memphis Grizzlies | 25-57 | 114.7 (20th) | 120.7 (5th) |
| Toronto Raptors | 46-36 | 114.6 (21st) | 111.8 (22nd) |
| Golden State Warriors | 37-45 | 114.5 (22nd) | 115.2 (17th) |
| Dallas Mavericks | 26-56 | 114.1 (23rd) | 119.6 (8th) |
| LA Clippers | 42-40 | 113.9 (24th) | 112.8 (21st) |
| Washington Wizards | 17-65 | 112.9 (25th) | 124.9 (2nd) |
| Phoenix Suns | 45-37 | 112.5 (26th) | 111 (25th) |
| Indiana Pacers | 19-63 | 112.4 (27th) | 120.4 (6th) |
| Sacramento Kings | 22-60 | 111 (28th) | 121 (4th) |
| Milwaukee Bucks | 32-50 | 110.6 (29th) | 116.8 (11th) |
| Brooklyn Nets | 20-62 | 105.9 (30th) | 115.9 (13th) |
Pace and efficiency by team
| Team | Pace | ORtg | DRtg | Net |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oklahoma City Thunder | 100.4 (16th) | 117.6 (7th) | 106.5 (1st) | +11.1 (1st) |
| Detroit Pistons | 99.9 (19th) | 117.3 (9th) | 108.9 (2nd) | +8.4 (2nd) |
| San Antonio Spurs | 100.7 (12th) | 118.7 (3rd) | 110.4 (3rd) | +8.4 (3rd) |
| Boston Celtics | 95.6 (30th) | 120.0 (2nd) | 111.7 (4th) | +8.3 (4th) |
| New York Knicks | 97.7 (25th) | 118.7 (4th) | 112.3 (7th) | +6.4 (5th) |
| Houston Rockets | 97.0 (29th) | 117.5 (8th) | 112.1 (6th) | +5.4 (6th) |
| Denver Nuggets | 99.5 (20th) | 121.2 (1st) | 116.0 (21st) | +5.2 (7th) |
| Charlotte Hornets | 97.6 (27th) | 118.4 (5th) | 113.5 (11th) | +4.9 (8th) |
| Cleveland Cavaliers | 100.7 (13th) | 118.3 (6th) | 114.1 (15th) | +4.1 (9th) |
| Minnesota Timberwolves | 101.5 (10th) | 115.6 (13th) | 112.5 (8th) | +3.1 (10th) |
| Toronto Raptors | 99.2 (21st) | 115.0 (15th) | 112.1 (5th) | +2.9 (11th) |
| Atlanta Hawks | 102.5 (5th) | 115.0 (14th) | 112.9 (10th) | +2.2 (12th) |
| Miami Heat | 104.2 (1st) | 115.8 (12th) | 113.6 (14th) | +2.1 (13th) |
| Los Angeles Lakers | 99.2 (22nd) | 117.0 (10th) | 115.5 (20th) | +1.5 (14th) |
| Phoenix Suns | 98.1 (24th) | 114.2 (17th) | 112.9 (9th) | +1.4 (15th) |
| LA Clippers | 97.3 (28th) | 116.3 (11th) | 115.2 (18th) | +1.1 (16th) |
| Orlando Magic | 100.6 (14th) | 114.2 (18th) | 113.6 (13th) | +0.6 (17th) |
| Philadelphia 76ers | 100.4 (15th) | 114.3 (16th) | 114.4 (17th) | -0.1 (18th) |
| Portland Trail Blazers | 101.6 (9th) | 113.1 (21st) | 113.5 (12th) | -0.4 (19th) |
| Golden State Warriors | 100.1 (18th) | 113.8 (19th) | 114.4 (16th) | -0.5 (20th) |
| New Orleans Pelicans | 101.4 (11th) | 113.3 (20th) | 117.6 (23rd) | -4.4 (21st) |
| Dallas Mavericks | 102.6 (4th) | 110.3 (27th) | 115.5 (19th) | -5.2 (22nd) |
| Chicago Bulls | 103.2 (3rd) | 112.1 (25th) | 117.4 (22nd) | -5.3 (23rd) |
| Memphis Grizzlies | 101.7 (8th) | 112.4 (23rd) | 118.4 (27th) | -6.0 (24th) |
| Milwaukee Bucks | 98.3 (23rd) | 112.2 (24th) | 118.3 (26th) | -6.1 (25th) |
| Indiana Pacers | 101.8 (7th) | 110.1 (28th) | 117.9 (24th) | -7.8 (26th) |
| Utah Jazz | 103.5 (2nd) | 112.7 (22nd) | 120.8 (29th) | -8.2 (27th) |
| Sacramento Kings | 100.1 (17th) | 110.6 (26th) | 120.3 (28th) | -9.7 (28th) |
| Brooklyn Nets | 97.6 (26th) | 108.2 (30th) | 118.2 (25th) | -10.0 (29th) |
| Washington Wizards | 102.5 (6th) | 109.7 (29th) | 121.5 (30th) | -11.8 (30th) |
Season figures as published for the regular season, sorted by net rating. Pace is possessions per 48 minutes; ratings are points scored and allowed per 100 possessions. Rank 1st is the fastest pace, the best rating or rate, and the fewest turnovers; possessions rank 1st for the most. Turnover rate is turnovers per 100 plays; rebound rates are the share of available rebounds.
Home and road
| Team | Home games | Home points for / against | Road games | Road points for / against |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Philadelphia 76ers | 42 | 115.2 / 116 | 41 | 116.4 / 115.6 |
| Milwaukee Bucks | 41 | 114.2 / 118.2 | 41 | 107.1 / 115.5 |
| Chicago Bulls | 41 | 114.9 / 118.6 | 41 | 117.7 / 124.4 |
| Cleveland Cavaliers | 41 | 119.2 / 114.6 | 41 | 119.9 / 116.2 |
| Boston Celtics | 41 | 114.8 / 107 | 41 | 114.9 / 107.3 |
| LA Clippers | 42 | 115.2 / 111.7 | 41 | 112.5 / 113.9 |
| Memphis Grizzlies | 41 | 116 / 119.6 | 41 | 113.3 / 121.8 |
| Atlanta Hawks | 41 | 117.8 / 114 | 41 | 119.1 / 118.1 |
| Miami Heat | 41 | 123.5 / 118.3 | 42 | 118.5 / 119 |
| Charlotte Hornets | 42 | 115.3 / 111.5 | 42 | 116.3 / 111.5 |
| Utah Jazz | 41 | 121.2 / 126.4 | 41 | 114 / 125.6 |
| Sacramento Kings | 41 | 112.6 / 119.8 | 41 | 109.4 / 122.2 |
| New York Knicks | 41 | 119.1 / 109.1 | 42 | 114 / 111.2 |
| Los Angeles Lakers | 41 | 118 / 114 | 41 | 114.7 / 115.2 |
| Orlando Magic | 43 | 116.3 / 114 | 41 | 114.9 / 115.5 |
| Dallas Mavericks | 41 | 116.3 / 119.9 | 41 | 111.9 / 119.4 |
| Brooklyn Nets | 41 | 108.4 / 115 | 41 | 103.5 / 116.8 |
| Denver Nuggets | 41 | 120.8 / 115.2 | 41 | 123.3 / 118.6 |
| Indiana Pacers | 41 | 113.8 / 119.2 | 41 | 111 / 121.6 |
| New Orleans Pelicans | 41 | 118.2 / 119.5 | 41 | 112.9 / 120.5 |
| Detroit Pistons | 41 | 118.7 / 108.2 | 41 | 116.8 / 111 |
| Toronto Raptors | 41 | 115.3 / 110.8 | 41 | 114 / 112.8 |
| Houston Rockets | 41 | 114.8 / 107.3 | 41 | 115.7 / 112.7 |
| San Antonio Spurs | 40 | 120.5 / 111.9 | 43 | 119 / 111.5 |
| Phoenix Suns | 43 | 111.9 / 108.3 | 41 | 113.2 / 113.8 |
| Oklahoma City Thunder | 42 | 118.9 / 107.4 | 40 | 119.2 / 108.3 |
| Minnesota Timberwolves | 41 | 114.8 / 111.1 | 41 | 121.2 / 118.2 |
| Portland Trail Blazers | 41 | 118.3 / 114.8 | 42 | 112.7 / 116.6 |
| Golden State Warriors | 41 | 117.1 / 115.8 | 43 | 112 / 114.6 |
| Washington Wizards | 41 | 113.7 / 124.5 | 41 | 112.1 / 125.2 |
How to read these numbers
- Per-game averages over regular-season games; box-score averages count the games with a stored box score.
- Ranks: 1st is the most (most produced, or most allowed). Early-season samples move quickly.
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Questions
- Which NBA team scores the most points per game in 2025-26?
- The Denver Nuggets: 122.1 points per game in the 2025-26 regular season, 1st in offensive rating.
- Which NBA team allows the fewest points per game?
- The Boston Celtics: 107.2 points allowed per game.
- Which NBA team plays the fastest?
- By pace, the Miami Heat: 104.2 possessions per 48 minutes. Pace counts possessions, not points.
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