Scoring Rule

meastman4304

When a player gets fouled on a shot, does that count as a missed shot attempt on the stats?

Nevadaref

It does not.

chartrusepengui

depends on how much the scorer likes the player😃

A Pennsylvania Coach

meastman4304 wrote
When a player gets fouled on a shot, does that count as a missed shot attempt on the stats?

It depends.

First there are no "missed shot attempts" in the stats. Just FG and FGA. When fouled in the act of shooting, no FGA is credited unless the shot goes in or is awarded (goaltending). In that case, credit both an FG and an FGA.

CoachP

A Pennsylvania Coach wrote
It depends.

First there are no "missed shot attempts" in the stats. Just FG and FGA. When fouled in the act of shooting, no FGA is credited unless the shot goes in or is awarded (goaltending). In that case, credit both an FG and an FGA.

Whaddya have for these, coach?:

A1 and B1 come down with a rebound resulting in a held ball. Anybody get credit for the rebound?

B1 blocks A1 shot attempt. B2 retrieves. B2 credited with a rebound?steal? anything?

Stat-Man

meastman4304 wrote
When a player gets fouled on a shot, does that count as a missed shot attempt on the stats?

Not unless the foul is ruled after the shot.

Stat-Man

CoachP wrote
Whaddya have for these, coach?:

A1 and B1 come down with a rebound resulting in a held ball. Anybody get credit for the rebound?

It depends on the arrow. If it favors A, A1 gets the rebound. If it favors B, B1 gets the rebound.

CoachP wrote
B1 blocks A1 shot attempt. B2 retrieves. B2 credited with a rebound?steal? anything?

A1 gets an FGA. B1 gets a Block, B2 gets a defensive rebound, since every missed shot has to have a rebound.

(And if you're in the Australian pro league, B1 also gets a defensive assist 😀 )