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The Tendex system is a basketball mathematical statistical formula that was created by sports writer Dave Heeren, ^[1] in order to determine the playing efficiency of basketball players. ^{[2] [3] [4]} It is generally accepted as the original weighted advanced stat formula used in the sport of basketball. ^[5]

Calculation [ edit ]

The Tendex statistical system has 3 different formulas and is calculated as follows: ^{[6] [7]}

Standard Tendex Rating: (Tendex raw statistical formula)

(
Points
) + (
Rebounds
) + (
Assists
) + (
Steals
) + (
Blocks
) - (Missed 
Field Goals
) - 0.5 * (Missed 
Free Throws
) - (
Turnovers
) - (
Fouls Committed
) / (
Minutes Played
) / (Game Pace (Possessions Per Game, typically ranges from 60 to 75))

Modified Tendex Rating: (Tendex weighted average statistical formula)

(
Points
) + (
Rebounds
) + 1.25 * (
Assists
) + 1.25 * (
Steals
) + (
Blocks
) - 1.25 * (
Turnovers
) - (Missed 
Field Goals
) - (Missed 
Free Throws
 / 2) - (
Fouls Committed
 / 2)  / (
Minutes Played
) / (Game Pace (Possessions Per Game, typically ranges from 60 to 75))

European Tendex Rating (Performance Index Rating (PIR)) : ( EuroLeague / EuroCup )

(
Points
 + 
Rebounds
 + 
Assists
 + 
Steals
 + 
Blocks
 + 
Fouls Drawn
) - (Missed 
Field Goals
 + Missed 
Free Throws
 + 
Turnovers
 + 
Shots Rejected
 + 
Fouls Committed
)

See also [ edit ]

• PER
• Efficiency
• Offensive Rating
• Defensive Rating
• PIR
• Economy
• Basketball Statistics
• Fantasy Basketball

References [ edit ]

External links [ edit ]

• Player Evaluation Metrics TENDEX
• Tendex

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