Jaylen Brown took 1,543 shots for Boston in 2025-26, made 736, launched 1,139 twos and turned it over 259 times. All four totals led the NBA.

Tyrese Maxey was next in field-goal attempts at 1,501, with Jalen Brunson at 1,475 and Luka Dončić at 1,457.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander finished second with 731 made baskets, five behind Brown. Kevin Durant was third at 716.

Brown’s 1,139 two-point attempts beat Gilgeous-Alexander’s 1,023 by more than 100. He made 596 of them, a .523 clip.

His 259 turnovers led Dončić by four. At 3.6 a game and a 12.7 turnover percentage, the rate was ordinary for a high-usage wing.

Brown averaged 28.7 points, 6.9 rebounds and 5.1 assists in 71 starts, made the All-Star team and All-NBA Second Team and was sixth in MVP voting.

His 36.2 usage rate trailed only Dončić. Can Boston keep that load efficient, or spread it without losing the made-basket lead?

Photo by Keith Allison, CC-BY-SA-2.0, resized. Jaylen Brown, then with the Boston Celtics, drives against the Washington Wizards on April 10, 2018.

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