Season & Trajectory Controls
Primary Focus Season
2008-09 (All-NBA 2nd)
Clutch Usage Factor (Last 5m, ≤5 pts)
35%
Per-36 / Injury Health Adjustment
Normalizes for knee cartilage limitations
Evaluated Prime Metrics
JSON & CSV Ready
Points (PPG)
22.6
Elite Scorer
Assists (APG)
5.1
Primary Hub
True Shoot %
0.573
+3.3% vs League
Player Eff (PER)
24.0
Top 8 NBA
Kobe Bryant Assessment Score
0 Weaknesses Identified
Active Player: Brandon Roy
Career Prime Trajectory (2006-2011)
PPG, True Shooting %, and PER progression across Trail Blazers seasons
Skill & Weakness Matrix Radar
Evaluating Mid-range, Clutch, Playmaking, Isolation, Defense, and 3PT
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Benchmark: Kobe Bryant
Kobe's Analysis Breakdown
In his 2010 radio interview with John Thompson, Kobe was asked who gave him the toughest challenge out West. Rather than naming pure athletic freaks, Kobe singled out Brandon Roy: "Roy has no weaknesses in his game. 365 days, 7 days a week, Roy has no weaknesses."
- Pace & Deceleration 99th Percentile Control
- Post-up vs Guards (PPP) 1.08 Points Per Possession
- Turnover Percentage Extremely low 9.5%
Clutch Execution & 4th Quarter Prowess
During the 2008-09 campaign, Brandon Roy led the NBA in clutch field-goal percentage in final 2-minute / 1-possession situations (shooting 54.5%). His legendary 0.8-second 30-foot walk-off buzzer-beater against the Houston Rockets remains an all-time franchise landmark.
- Calculated Clutch TS% 0.612 TS%
- Clutch Usage Factor Applied 0.35 (Weighted)
- Game-Winner Conversions 4 Walk-off Shots (2007-10)
Career Historical Log (2006–2011)
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