Keldon Johnson's True Shooting Falls to 45.8% Over Last 10
Johnson's shooting efficiency has dropped 13.4 points below his season mark over his last 10 games.
Keldon Johnson is shooting 45.8% true shooting over his last 10 games. That's last season's number, through the Spurs' game on June 13, 2026. His season mark sits at 59.2%, so the recent stretch is 13.4 points below where he'd been running.
True shooting counts every point Johnson scores against every shot he takes, including free throws and threes. A gap this size over 10 games is not a rounding error. It means the shots he's been getting, or the ones he's been taking, have not been falling at anywhere near his season rate.
Johnson is averaging 12 points in 22.1 minutes a night this season, over 105 games. That workload hasn't changed, which means the drop in efficiency isn't coming from a heavier role or more minutes. Something about shot selection or shot-making has slipped in this window.
For the number to hold, Johnson would need to keep taking a similar mix of shots and keep missing them at this rate. For it to change, his efficiency needs to climb back toward 59.2% over his next 10 games. Ten games is a small enough sample that it can swing hard in either direction from here.