De'Aaron Fox's true shooting has dropped 13.3 points in 10 games
Fox is scoring far less efficiently over his last 10 games than he has all season.
De'Aaron Fox is shooting 42.7% true shooting over his last 10 games. That is 13.3 points below his season mark of 56.0%, in 2025-26 for the Spurs. His most recent game was June 13, 2026.
True shooting measures how efficiently a player scores, factoring in free throws and three-pointers along with two-point shots. A gap this size between a 10-game window and a full-season number means Fox has been missing shots at a much higher rate recently than he did across the rest of the year.
For the slump to hold, Fox's shot selection and shot-making stay where they are now, and his next several games keep tracking near that 42.7% mark. For it to change, his efficiency needs to climb back toward his season rate of 56.0%, which would mean the shots that have been missing start falling again.
Fox is averaging 17.9 points and 31.6 minutes a game this season, in 93 games for the Spurs. Those numbers show he remains a heavy-minutes, high-usage scorer even with the recent drop in efficiency, which is why the size of the gap stands out.