EuroLeague player

TRAVIS WATSON

ZALGIRIS KAUNAS · Forward (Official season position)

United StatesSeason 2009–10

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Selected season · EuroLeague 2009–10

Selected season snapshot

MPG
25.3
#61 of 220
PPG
10.6
#49 of 220
RPG
9.5
#1 of 220
APG
1.5
#85 of 220
PIR
16.2
#10 of 220

Rating profile

Six season-relative components behind the BasketScope Rating.

Scoring73
Playmaking58
Ball security23
Rebounding100
Defensive production51
Role57

Profile summary

Rebounding is the most prominent component in this season's profile. Ball security is less prominent relative to the player's other components.

What do these components mean?
Scoring
Scoring volume and shooting efficiency.
Playmaking
Creation for teammates through assists.
Ball security
Decision-making balance between assists and turnovers.
Rebounding
Overall, offensive and defensive rebounding production.
Defensive production
Box-score defensive activity through steals, blocks and foul discipline.
Role
The size and consistency of the player's role during the season.

Component scores are season-relative measures. A score around 50 is near the middle of the relevant season reference groups; higher scores indicate stronger performance in that component.

Component scores are not added directly. The final BasketScope Rating applies different component weights and the approved sample rules.

Career snapshot

Recorded EuroLeague career

Seasons
4
Games
62
Clubs
3
MPG
21.8
PPG
9.0
RPG
7.7
APG
1.1
PIR
12.7
Best season by PIR2007-08

AJ MILANO

PIR
18.0
PPG
11.7
RPG
9.7
APG
1.2
Open season ↗

Selected season · Per game and Per 28

Selected season statistics

Rank context
EuroLeague 2009–10 per-game and per-28 statistics with qualified-pool rank, grouped into Production, Shooting (pace-independent -- value and rank repeated in both columns), Possession and discipline (Turnovers and Fouls show values only, no official rank) and Sample context. Currently ranked against all players.
MetricPer gamePer 28
Production
Points10.6#49 of 22011.7#71 of 220
Rebounds9.5#1 of 22010.5#1 of 220
Assists1.5#85 of 2201.6#103 of 220
Steals0.7#110 of 2200.8#151 of 220
Blocks0.7#29 of 2200.8#40 of 220
PIR16.2#10 of 22017.9#11 of 220
Plus/minus
Shooting · pace-independent
Percentages are pace-independent. Official ranks require minimum attempt volumes. 3PAr and FTr rank a player's position in the shot-selection distribution, not better or worse play.
FG%58.5%#15 of 12294 attempts58.5%#15 of 122Same rate
2PT%59.1%#39 of 14093 attempts59.1%#39 of 140Same rate
3PT%0.0%Insufficient attempts1 of 30 required0.0%Insufficient attemptsSame rate
FT%73.7%#86 of 15438 attempts73.7%#86 of 154Same rate
True shooting %62.3%#39 of 144111 attempts62.3%#39 of 144Same rate
eFG%58.5%#30 of 12258.5%#30 of 122Same rate
3PAr1.1%#107 of 1221.1%#107 of 122Same rate
FTr40.4%#47 of 12240.4%#47 of 122Same rate
Possession and discipline
Raw turnover and foul ranks are withheld pending role-adjusted methodology; TOV% (lower is better) is ranked.
Turnovers2.4Role-dependent metric2.6Role-dependent metric
Fouls3.2Role-dependent metric3.6Role-dependent metric
AST/TO0.61Insufficient volume19 AST · 31 TO0.61Insufficient volumeSame ratio
TOV%21.9%#111 of 12721.9%#111 of 127Same rate
Rebounding
Estimated rebound-opportunity rates from box-score totals and playing time, not lineup data. Ranks require a minimum on-court sample.
ORB%20.4%#2 of 17520.4%#2 of 175Same rate
DRB%32.0%#1 of 17532.0%#1 of 175Same rate
TRB%26.4%#1 of 17526.4%#1 of 175Same rate
Defence & hustle
Estimated defensive rates and fouls drawn from official box-score inputs, not play-by-play. Ranks require a minimum on-court sample.
STL%1.6%#118 of 1751.6%#118 of 175Same rate
BLK%2.7%#31 of 1752.7%#31 of 175Same rate
FD/283.2#56 of 175
Sample context
Games describe the same sample; 28.0 minutes is the normalization basis.
Games1313Same sample
Minutes25.3#61 of 22028.0Normalization basis

Per 28: Projects counting statistics to a 28-minute pace. Percentages and ratios remain unchanged.

Ranking availability: Shooting ranks require minimum attempt volumes. Turnover and foul ranks are withheld pending role-adjusted methodology. Plus/minus has no Per 28 projection.

About advanced statistics

The Rebounding and Defence & hustle groups above are estimated rates. Each player-game contributes a time share = player minutes ÷ (team player-minutes ÷ 5), and the numerator (rebounds, steals, blocks) is divided by that share of the available opportunities — rebound chances (team + opponent boards), estimated opponent possessions for STL%, and opponent two-point attempts for BLK%. FD/28 is fouls drawn per 28 minutes. These are estimates from standard box-score totals and playing time, notplay-by-play, lineup or matchup data; a missing input leaves a metric unavailable (—), never a fabricated zero.

Ranks. Every advanced metric is ranked against the same qualified pool as the standard statistics and honours the All players / Same position toggle. eFG%, 3PAr and FTr require 75 field-goal attempts; TOV% requires 100 estimated scoring possessions; the estimated rebounding and defensive rates require 200on-court minutes — all in addition to the standard leaderboard eligibility, and ties share a rank. eFG% and the rebounding/defensive rates rank higher-is-better; TOV% ranks lower-is-better.

3PAr and FTr describe shot selection, not better-or-worse play: their rank shows where a player sits in the shot-selection distribution, not quality. See Data & methodology, and full formulas under How this profile is calculated below.

Selected season

Ranking and percentiles

Compared with 84 qualified forwards in EuroLeague 2009–10.

Overall percentile90th · Elite
#32 of 220 qualified players
Position percentile90th · Elite
#12 of 84 qualified forwards

Qualified ranks include leaderboard-eligible players only. Percentiles describe the full season pool, including provisional players.

Career

Career production trend

  • 11.32005-06
  • 18.02007-08
  • 16.22009-10
  • 6.42010-11

PIR per game, oldest to most recent season. Bars only -- no value is interpolated between seasons, and a missing season shows as no bar rather than zero.

Career

Club timeline

Career history

Season by season

4 recorded seasons
SeasonClubW-LGPMPGPPGRPGAPGPIRFG3PTFT+/−/GRatingDataStatus
2010-11ZALGIRIS KAUNAS6–91518.06.64.70.76.454.3%60.5%56PartialQualified
2009-10ZALGIRIS KAUNAS4–91325.310.69.51.516.258.5%0.0%73.7%63CompleteQualified
2007-08AJ MILANO3–111425.511.79.71.218.063.6%100.0%44.3%67CompleteQualified
2005-06CLIMAMIO BOLOGNA12–82019.98.07.41.111.352.1%0.0%64.7%63CompleteQualified

W-Lrepresents the team’s win–loss record only in games where the player appeared.

Career

Career overview

TRAVIS WATSON has played 4 EuroLeague seasons across 3 clubs.

The best recorded PIR season is 2007-08 at 18.0 PIR per game.

Games62
Starts37
Points560
Rebounds476
Assists69
Career PIR784
How this profile is calculated
Statistical basis
The rating, components, production and efficiency figures shown here are computed from the selected season’s recorded box scores only -- no other season is blended in.
Peer comparison
Qualified ranks and percentiles compare this player against other leaderboard-eligible players in the same season, narrowed to a position peer group when one is available.
Sample confidence
A limited games/minutes sample lowers confidence and can make the season provisional, which excludes it from qualified rankings.
Shooting rank thresholds
Shooting-percentage ranks require the same qualification rule above, plus a minimum attempt volume for that metric: FG% 75 attempts, 2PT% 40 attempts, 3PT% 30 attempts, FT% 20 attempts, True shooting % 75 TS attempts. Ranks are calculated only among players meeting that same threshold. Pace normalization (Per 28) does not change percentages or ratios, so their value and rank repeat unchanged in both columns. Turnover and foul ranks are withheld pending a role-adjusted methodology.
Shooting efficiency
TS%, eFG%, 3PAr and FTr are computed from this season’s official box-score totals, summed across every club stint before dividing. TS% = points / (2 × (FGA + 0.44 × FTA)), eFG% = (FGM + 0.5 × 3PM) / FGA, 3PAr = 3PA / FGA and FTr = FTA / FGA (free-throw attempts, not makes), with FGA = 2PA + 3PA. 3PAr and FTr describe shot selection and are shown as neutral profile measures — no rank, percentile or colour. A metric is left unavailable (—) when an input is missing or there are no attempts; it is never shown as zero. These metrics are part of the standard-data Advanced Analytics foundation and may inform a future rating generation; publishing them does not affect the currently deployed BasketScope Rating, whose TS% uses the identical denominator.
Playmaking & ball security
AST/TO and TOV% are computed from this season’s official totals, summed across every club stint before dividing. AST/TO = assists / turnovers, a plain ratio shown to two decimals (not a percentage); higher is generally favourable. With no turnovers the ratio is undefined, so it is shown as an em dash with a reason (“No turnovers recorded”), never Infinity. TOV% = TO / (FGA + 0.44 × FTA + TO), with FGA = 2PA + 3PA; lower is generally favourable. Its denominator is an estimateof scoring possessions from standard box-score inputs (field-goal attempts, free-throw attempts and turnovers) — it is notderived from collected possession or play-by-play data. A sourced zero turnovers over a positive denominator is a genuine 0.0%; a missing input or zero denominator leaves the metric unavailable (—), never zero. Both are part of the standard-data Advanced Analytics foundation and may be considered later as candidate inputs for a future rating generation; publishing them does not affect the currently deployed BasketScope Rating or its ranks.
Rebounding context
ORB%, DRB% and TRB% are estimatedrebound-opportunity percentages derived from standard box-score totals and playing time — not possession- or lineup-level measurement. For each game, a player’s time share = player minutes ÷ (team player-minutes ÷ 5), so actual team minutes set the on-court basis and overtime is handled naturally (never assumed to be 40). Opportunities per game are ORB% = team OREB + opponent DREB, DRB% = team DREB + opponent OREB, and TRB% = all four; each is scaled by time share. The player’s rebounds and these opportunity denominators are summed across every game and club stint, then divided once — never an average of per-game or per-club percentages. A metric is unavailable (—) when a required input is missing or the opportunity denominator is zero; a valid denominator with zero rebounds is a genuine 0.0%. Both are part of the standard-data Advanced Analytics foundation and may be considered later as candidate inputs for a future rating generation; richer lineup and play-by-play inputs are not part of the current standard-data methodology. Publishing them does not affect the currently deployed BasketScope Rating or its ranks.
Defensive & hustle context
STL%, BLK% and FD/28 are computed from this season’s official totals, summed across every club stint before dividing. STL% = steals / (time share × estimated opponent possessions), where estimated opponent possessions = opp 2PA + opp 3PA +  0.44 × opp FTA − opp OREB + opp TO (the 0.44 free-throw weight is the documented v1 convention). BLK% = blocks / (time share × opponent 2PA); whether a block landed on a two- or three-point attempt is not inferred, and values are not clamped. Time share = player minutes ÷ (team player-minutes ÷ 5), so actual team minutes handle overtime. Both are estimatesfrom standard box-score totals — not possession-by-possession, matchup or lineup measurement. FD/28 = fouls drawn ÷ minutes × 28, a plain per-28 rate (not a percentage, not a possession rate). A metric is unavailable (—) when a required input is missing or the opportunity denominator is zero; a valid denominator with zero steals/blocks/fouls-drawn is a genuine 0.0. All three are part of the standard-data Advanced Analytics foundation and may be considered later as candidate inputs for a future rating generation; richer lineup, play-by-play and matchup inputs are not part of the current standard-data methodology. Publishing them does not affect the currently deployed BasketScope Rating or its ranks.
AST/TO rank threshold
AST/TO ranks require at least 40 assists and 15 turnovers, in addition to general qualification -- this limits low-volume ratio outliers. AST/TO is unchanged under Per 28 normalization, so its value and rank repeat in both columns. Zero-turnover ratios are not ranked.
Position source
Forward -- Verified season record.
Data labels
Ordinary source-backed values (a listed height, an official-profile position) are shown with no label. A small, secondary label is added only where a value’s status is not obvious:
  • OfficialDirectly published by EuroLeague, a club, federation, or another primary source.
  • ReportedPublished by a credible media source but not formally confirmed.
  • EstimateApproximate value calculated or assessed from available evidence.
  • PartialData is incomplete, covers only part of the season, or is missing some records.
  • DerivedCalculated by BasketScope from underlying statistics.
Sourced vs. generated
Identity, career totals and box-score production are sourced facts. The rating, components, ranks, percentiles and summary sentences are BasketScope-generated from those facts using a fixed, deterministic method -- never an AI model.
What this does not measure
Tactical fit, leadership, off-ball defense and future potential are not measured or implied by any figure on this page.
Selected-season context
Figures on this page reflect EuroLeague 2009–10, refreshed periodically from imported season data.