Analyzing true shooting efficiency

The user mentioned something in Chinese about a player scoring over 50 points with a very high true shooting percentage, likely referring to Jamal Murray. I want to clarify what they’re looking for—maybe they want commentary or context? I might explain true shooting percentage, mentioning that it can even exceed 100%. I could provide a sample list of historically efficient 50-point games to give perspective, including players like Wilt Chamberlain and Klay Thompson. It could be an interesting discussion!Clarifying true shooting efficiency

I realize that true shooting percentage (TS%) cannot exceed 100% under normal circumstances. However, when maximizing points with only three-point shots and free throws, it might theoretically go above that. A TS% of 95.6% is impressive, suggesting a possible ranking at fifth in history. I wonder which specific game they're referring to—perhaps it’s Jamal Murray's performance with 52 points? Since there’s no specific request, I might ask if the user wants a breakdown or explanation of TS%, including the formula and context.Explaining true shooting efficiency

I don't need to use any files for this; instead, I think it’s best to provide a general explanation and ask the user for specific details, like the link or the game date. I should clarify what true shooting percentage (TS%) means, especially how the 95.6% figure works in context. For example, if a player scores 52 points, I can quickly calculate a plausible shooting line to illustrate. I could show that 22 field goal attempts and 10 free throw attempts would yield impressive efficiency.Explaining scoring efficiency

It's interesting to note that many 50-point games usually require between 25 to 35 shots, making 24 attempts relatively low. I should explain the significance of ranking fifth in true shooting percentage (TS%) for 50-point games by mentioning some known performances. Instead of asserting a list, I think it’s better to ask the user if they’d like a brief explanation of TS% and why a 95.6% efficiency is remarkable. I can share comparisons and even a hypothetical shot distribution to illustrate this. I might also check if they want a graphic or table, even though I can't create those.Crafting a concise response

I want to create a clear response in Chinese that summarizes key points: 1) What TS% is; 2) What a 95.6% TS% means; 3) The approximate shot volume needed; 4) If the user provides the opponent or date, I can check the historical leaderboard and list the top ten.

I can also provide a quick calculation for scoring 52 points with a practical shot distribution, like 22-24 field goal attempts and 6-10 free throws. But I think I’ll keep it realistic by avoiding overly extreme examples.