Tim Hardaway Jr. took 779 shots, made 224 threes and scored 1,079 points for Denver in 2025-26 with just 43 turnovers, the lowest turnover percentage of any qualified player.

Boston’s Sam Hauser was second at 5.4, Saddiq Bey third at 5.8 and Rui Hachimura fourth at 6.3. Nobody else on the qualified board got under 5.4.

Hardaway used 18.5% of Denver’s possessions on the floor, more than Hauser (14.5) or Hachimura (15.2), and still protected the ball better than anyone.

He shot .447 from the field, .407 from three on 550 attempts and .811 at the line for a .624 true-shooting mark, averaging 13.5 points in 26.6 minutes.

Hardaway signed a one-year deal with the Heat in July and will wear his father’s No. 10. He finished third in Sixth Man of the Year voting.

Photo by Keith Allison, CC-BY-SA-2.0, resized. Tim Hardaway Jr., then with the Atlanta Hawks, dunks against the Washington Wizards on April 26, 2017.

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