Defense vs position
Steals allowed per game to each position, last season, 2025-26 (82–106 games a team). Green = one of the ten most generous defenses (easy matchup), red = one of the ten stingiest.
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| Team | vs PG | vs SG | vs SF | vs PF | vs C |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.9 #13 | 2.0 #13 | 1.6 #20 | 1.7 #6 | 1.3 #16 | |
| 1.5 #29 | 1.4 #30 | 1.3 #30 | 0.9 #30 | 1.0 #30 | |
| 1.9 #12 | 2.3 #7 | 1.9 #8 | 1.6 #19 | 1.6 #5 | |
| 1.8 #19 | 1.9 #18 | 1.7 #16 | 1.6 #18 | 1.2 #21 | |
| 2.0 #5 | 2.3 #5 | 1.7 #18 | 1.6 #16 | 1.5 #6 | |
| 1.6 #26 | 2.1 #12 | 2.0 #5 | 1.5 #22 | 1.7 #3 | |
| 2.0 #7 | 2.3 #6 | 1.7 #17 | 1.5 #21 | 1.4 #9 | |
| 1.9 #14 | 1.6 #29 | 1.4 #27 | 1.7 #7 | 1.3 #18 | |
| 2.1 #4 | 1.9 #19 | 1.8 #12 | 1.4 #24 | 1.6 #4 | |
| 2.2 #2 | 1.9 #23 | 1.9 #7 | 1.7 #8 | 1.4 #10 | |
| 1.7 #21 | 1.9 #21 | 2.1 #3 | 1.8 #2 | 1.4 #8 | |
| 1.9 #9 | 1.9 #17 | 1.6 #21 | 1.6 #15 | 1.1 #27 | |
| 1.8 #16 | 2.0 #15 | 1.7 #19 | 1.8 #4 | 1.4 #12 | |
| 1.9 #8 | 2.5 #2 | 1.7 #15 | 1.6 #11 | 1.5 #7 | |
| 1.9 #11 | 2.2 #8 | 1.9 #9 | 1.6 #14 | 1.3 #14 | |
| 1.8 #15 | 1.8 #26 | 1.9 #10 | 1.3 #28 | 1.2 #23 | |
| 1.8 #17 | 2.1 #10 | 1.7 #14 | 1.7 #5 | 1.4 #13 | |
| 1.7 #24 | 2.0 #14 | 2.0 #4 | 1.4 #27 | 1.4 #11 | |
| 1.7 #22 | 1.8 #25 | 1.7 #13 | 1.5 #20 | 1.2 #22 | |
| 1.4 #30 | 1.9 #20 | 1.4 #29 | 1.4 #26 | 1.1 #26 | |
| 1.6 #27 | 1.7 #27 | 1.6 #23 | 1.6 #9 | 1.1 #29 | |
| 1.8 #20 | 1.7 #28 | 1.9 #6 | 1.6 #10 | 1.2 #20 | |
| 1.5 #28 | 1.9 #22 | 1.5 #26 | 1.2 #29 | 1.1 #28 | |
| 1.7 #23 | 2.1 #11 | 1.5 #25 | 1.4 #25 | 1.2 #19 | |
| 2.4 #1 | 2.4 #3 | 2.4 #1 | 1.8 #3 | 1.8 #1 | |
| 1.8 #18 | 2.2 #9 | 1.6 #24 | 1.6 #13 | 1.7 #2 | |
| 1.6 #25 | 1.9 #16 | 1.6 #22 | 1.5 #23 | 1.1 #25 | |
| 1.9 #10 | 1.9 #24 | 1.4 #28 | 1.6 #17 | 1.2 #24 | |
| 2.0 #6 | 2.4 #4 | 1.9 #11 | 1.9 #1 | 1.3 #17 | |
| 2.1 #3 | 2.6 #1 | 2.1 #2 | 1.6 #12 | 1.3 #15 |
Rank 1 allows the most, among all 30 teams (also when the table shows only some). Click a column to sort. Every opposing player counts for the position he played that night: starters for their slot in the starting lineup, the bench for their usual position. Use it with the props board: a line against a top-10 defense for that position has the matchup on its side.