JR Smith Stats: NBA Career


JR Smith headshot, wearing the NBA team jersey
Welcome to the profile page of JR Smith, the sharpshooting NBA player who made waves with his incredible scoring ability and knack for hitting clutch shots throughout his career. With stints in various teams across different states, JR Smith's journey in the NBA is one filled with ups and downs, but his impact on the court cannot be denied.
JR Smith began his professional basketball career in the 2004-05 NBA season at just 19 years old, showcasing his raw talent and potential from the get-go. O...ver the span of 16 seasons, he played a total of 1047 games, accumulating an impressive 28,353 minutes on the court. His offensive prowess is evident in his 11,220 field goals attempted, with 4,695 finding the bottom of the net, giving him a field goal percentage of 41.8%.
One of JR Smith's strengths as a player was his ability to draw fouls and get to the free-throw line. He attempted 2,062 free throws and made 1,512 of them, showcasing his confidence and reliability in crucial moments at the charity stripe. His free throw percentage further solidifies his status as a clutch player known for stepping up when the pressure is on.
Rebounding was another aspect of JR Smith's game where he excelled, pulling down a total of 3,291 rebounds throughout his career. His tenacity on the boards is highlighted by his 2,767 defensive rebounds and 524 offensive rebounds, showing his willingness to crash the glass and contribute in every aspect of the game.
In addition to scoring and rebounding, JR Smith was a willing facilitator on the court, amassing 2,272 assists over his career. His court vision and playmaking ability allowed him to create opportunities for his teammates and elevate the overall performance of the team. Furthermore, JR Smith was a defensive stalwart, recording an impressive 1,056 steals and 226 blocks, showcasing his versatility and impact on both ends of the floor.
When it comes to scoring, JR Smith was a prolific scorer throughout his career, totaling 12,995 points. His ability to score in a variety of ways, whether it be from beyond the arc, driving to the basket, or knocking down mid-range jumpers, made him a constant offensive threat that opposing teams had to respect and game plan for.
Throughout his career, JR Smith brought a level of excitement and energy to the court that endeared him to fans across the league. His confidence, swagger, and fearlessness in big moments made him a fan favorite and a player that could change the course of a game with his scoring outbursts.
As we delve deeper into the statistics and charts on JR Smith's profile page, we get a clearer picture of the impact he had on the teams he played for and the legacy he leaves behind in the NBA. So, come explore the numbers, analyze the trends, and discover the story of JR Smith, a player who left an indelible mark on the game of basketball.

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Games Played

JR Smith Games–Played Career Chart

Points

JR Smith Points Career Chart

Assists

JR Smith Assists Career Chart

Rebounds

JR Smith Rebounds Career Chart

Steals

JR Smith Steals Career Chart

Minutes Played

JR Smith Minutes–Played Career Chart

Turnovers

JR Smith Turnovers Career Chart

Blocks

JR Smith Blocks Career Chart

JR Smith Career Stats Table


  SEASON TEAM AGE GP GS MIN FGM FGA FG % FG3M FG3A FG3 % FTM FTA FT % OREB DREB REB AST STL BLK TOV PF PTS
1 2004-05 NOH 19 76 56 1,858 295 748 39.4% 81 281 28.8% 111 161 68.9% 39 113 152 142 55 11 109 135 782
2 2005-06 NOK 20 55 25 989 144 366 39.3% 52 140 37.1% 83 101 82.2% 19 91 110 58 37 4 54 90 423
3 2006-07 DEN 21 63 24 1,471 284 644 44.1% 149 382 39.0% 102 126 81.0% 30 113 143 91 49 9 85 147 819
4 2007-08 DEN 22 74 0 1,421 311 674 46.1% 157 390 40.3% 128 178 71.9% 43 109 152 128 62 12 112 144 907
5 2008-09 DEN 23 81 18 2,245 424 950 44.6% 180 453 39.7% 205 272 75.4% 43 254 297 227 78 14 150 190 1,233
6 2009-10 DEN 24 75 0 2,082 428 1,033 41.4% 158 467 33.8% 142 201 70.6% 28 206 234 183 99 20 139 174 1,156
7 2010-11 DEN 25 79 6 1,968 341 784 43.5% 124 318 39.0% 163 221 73.8% 45 277 322 175 92 16 100 173 969
8 2011-12 NYK 26 35 1 967 165 405 40.7% 67 193 34.7% 39 55 70.9% 29 107 136 84 54 6 46 87 436
9 2012-13 NYK 27 80 0 2,678 527 1,249 42.2% 155 436 35.6% 237 311 76.2% 64 361 425 218 100 24 134 226 1,446
10 2013-14 NYK 28 74 37 2,421 396 955 41.5% 189 480 39.4% 90 138 65.2% 35 261 296 219 65 20 108 196 1,071
11 2014-15 NYK 29 24 6 619 101 251 40.2% 32 90 35.6% 27 39 69.2% 4 54 58 81 18 4 45 44 261
12 2014-15 CLE 29 46 45 1,461 214 504 42.5% 131 336 39.0% 27 33 81.8% 26 134 160 114 64 18 52 119 586
13 2014-15 TOT 29 70 51 2,079 315 755 41.7% 163 426 38.3% 54 72 75.0% 30 188 218 195 82 22 97 163 847
14 2015-16 CLE 30 77 77 2,362 353 850 41.5% 204 510 40.0% 45 71 63.4% 43 174 217 130 81 21 59 204 955
15 2016-17 CLE 31 41 35 1,187 123 356 34.6% 95 271 35.1% 10 15 66.7% 17 96 113 62 40 11 26 77 351
16 2017-18 CLE 32 80 61 2,244 240 595 40.3% 143 381 37.5% 39 56 69.6% 29 206 235 141 68 11 81 161 662
17 2018-19 CLE 33 11 4 222 27 79 34.2% 12 39 30.8% 8 10 80.0% 0 18 18 21 11 3 11 19 74
18 2019-20 LAL 34 6 0 79 7 22 31.8% 1 11 9.1% 2 2 100.0% 0 5 5 3 1 0 4 5 17

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