Terrence Shannon Jr projections
Terrence Shannon Jr's rating today, where players like him usually go from here, and the players from the past who looked the most like him.
Ratings as of 2026-11-08. The typical path for each age comes from every season since 2005-06.
Terrence Shannon Jr Minnesota · age 26
- Overall
- −1.0
- Offense
- +0.3
- Defense
- −1.3
Terrence is out with hip/groin/thigh contusion. We expect him back around Nov 16, usually somewhere between Nov 14 and Nov 25, going by how long that injury has kept players out since 2018. Move his return date on the team page
Past seasons, and the next five
Grey: his rating at the end of each past season. A hollow dot is a season under 500 minutes, so that rating rests on less.
Line: the typical path. Band: where 80% of players this age ended up. Rating is points per 100 possessions compared with an average player.
| age 2789% | age 2881% | age 2974% | age 3066% | age 3157% |
Share of players this age who were still playing 500+ minutes that season.
Why Terrence Shannon Jr is rated −1.0
- −1.0 means his teams score about 1.0 fewer points per 100 possessions with him than with an average player in his spot, after we account for who he plays with and against. That's the 278th best of the 337 players we rate.
- Most of it is offense: +0.3 there (153rd of 337), −1.3 on defense (311th of 337).
- It's built on 700 minutes from this season and last, and the recent games count more. That isn't many minutes, so his rating can still move a lot.
- He's about where he started the season (−1.1).
- He isn't in Minnesota's rotation right now, so the forecast gives him no minutes.
What if he plays better, or worse?
Slide his rating to where you think it should be. We replay Minnesota's season 2,000 times with him there and everyone else as they are.
Our rating: −1.0
Terrence isn't playing right now, so the forecast gives him no minutes and his rating can't move Minnesota. Give him minutes on the team page to try it.
Players who looked like him at this age
Closest on offense, defense and playing style, within a year of his age. Their next five seasons:
- Courtney Lee 2010-11 · age 25Then−0.8+1+1.2+2−0.3+3+0.6+4+0.4+5+1.3
- Jerami Grant 2019-20 · age 26Then−0.9+1−0.3+2+0.8+3−0.4+4−1.7+5−2.1
- Jarvis Hayes 2007-08 · age 26Then−1.2+1+1.1+20.0+3out+4out+5out
- Andrea Bargnani 2012-13 · age 27Then−0.6+1−2.7+2−3.8+3−3.9+4out+5out
- Chase Budinger 2014-15 · age 27Then−1.1+1−0.6+2out+3out+4out+5out
Playing like him today
The current players closest to him in how they play and how good they are.
- Kelly Oubre Jr.IND · −1.3
- De'Andre HunterSAC · −0.8
- Andrew WigginsMIA · −1.2
- Quentin GrimesLAL · −0.7
- Jaylen WellsMEM · +0.8
See Minnesota's odds and the rest of the roster
How the forecast works, and how often it's right
How it works: every season-end rating since 2005-06, and what the same players did one to five seasons later. The typical change only counts players still in the league, so the line is a little rosier than reality for older players; the rotation-player row shows how many dropped out. Our ratings, built from play-by-play data. Not affiliated with the NBA.