Shot twins · 2025-26 regular season
Who shoots like Ajay Mitchell? The 5 current players whose shot diet is closest to his: where the shots come from, plus how often he gets to the line.
Ajay Mitchell's shot diet 590 shots · 2025-26 regular season At the rim 30.8% Paint (non-rim) 31.7% Midrange 7.6% Corner 3 8.6% Above the break 3 21.2% Free throw rate 27.5 Share of his shots from each zone, plus free throw rate (free throw attempts per 100 shots). Regular season only. See every shot
Closest shot twins Out of 279 current players with 300+ shots Who counts Any position Same position (guards)
Mitchell Washington
Rim Mitchell 30.8 , Washington 33.5 Paint Mitchell 31.7 , Washington 25.9 Mid Mitchell 7.6 , Washington 5.0 Corner 3 Mitchell 8.6 , Washington 15.2 Above break 3 Mitchell 21.2 , Washington 20.4 FT rate Mitchell 27.5 , Washington 27.7 Biggest gap: Washington takes more corner 3s (+6.6 per 100 shots).
Mitchell Johnson
Rim Mitchell 30.8 , Johnson 32.3 Paint Mitchell 31.7 , Johnson 29.1 Mid Mitchell 7.6 , Johnson 10.8 Corner 3 Mitchell 8.6 , Johnson 2.0 Above break 3 Mitchell 21.2 , Johnson 25.8 FT rate Mitchell 27.5 , Johnson 31.1 Biggest gap: Johnson takes fewer corner 3s (-6.6 per 100 shots).
Mitchell McDaniels
Rim Mitchell 30.8 , McDaniels 29.4 Paint Mitchell 31.7 , McDaniels 27.1 Mid Mitchell 7.6 , McDaniels 12.6 Corner 3 Mitchell 8.6 , McDaniels 12.0 Above break 3 Mitchell 21.2 , McDaniels 18.9 FT rate Mitchell 27.5 , McDaniels 21.8 Biggest gap: McDaniels gets to the line less (-5.7 free throws per 100 shots).
Mitchell Siakam
Rim Mitchell 30.8 , Siakam 30.1 Paint Mitchell 31.7 , Siakam 28.5 Mid Mitchell 7.6 , Siakam 15.9 Corner 3 Mitchell 8.6 , Siakam 4.3 Above break 3 Mitchell 21.2 , Siakam 21.1 FT rate Mitchell 27.5 , Siakam 32.7 Biggest gap: Siakam takes more midrange shots (+8.3 per 100 shots).
Mitchell Sarr
Rim Mitchell 30.8 , Sarr 37.7 Paint Mitchell 31.7 , Sarr 29.6 Mid Mitchell 7.6 , Sarr 9.9 Corner 3 Mitchell 8.6 , Sarr 1.8 Above break 3 Mitchell 21.2 , Sarr 21.0 FT rate Mitchell 27.5 , Sarr 22.3 Biggest gap: Sarr takes more shots at the rim (+6.9 per 100 shots).
How the match works We line up six numbers for every current player with 300+ shots this regular season: the share of his shots at the rim, in the rest of the paint, from midrange, from the corner 3 and from above the break 3, plus free throws per 100 shots. The gap between two players is the straight-line distance across all six numbers. The match score is 100 minus 1.5 times that gap, so identical diets score 100 and every point of gap costs 1.5 points. Most players' closest twin scores between 83 and 94, and two random players score around 50. It measures where shots come from, not how well they go in. Glossary