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AST/TOAssist-to-Turnover Ratio
AST/TO measures ball-control: how many assists a player creates for each turnover they commit.
Formula
AST/TO = AST / TO (rendered as ∞ when TO is 0)Example
A guard with 18 AST and 6 TO across the season: 18 / 6 = 3.00.
Why it matters
Two players can both average 5 assists per game; the one with a 3.0 AST/TO is dramatically more valuable than the one at 1.0. Coaches lean on AST/TO when picking starting point guards.
In depth
A high AST/TO is the signature of a steady playmaker. Point guards in well-coached leagues typically post 2.0+ — two assists for every turnover. Below 1.0 means a player turns the ball over more than they set up teammates.
AST/TO is sensitive to small samples. A player with 4 assists and 0 turnovers shows up as infinite (∞) until they cough up their first one.
Where you’ll see it
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AST/TO for every player, automatically.
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