The Data4Basket app shared a series of advanced stats on Devin Booker following the announcement of his move to Olimpia Milano. Let’s take a quick look at his performance from last season, starting with how he compares to other EuroLeague centers.
Booker ranked first among centers in points per game and was also among the leaders in possession volume.
Given his more diversified offensive role, his efficiency metrics are lower than those of big men who primarily focus on put-backs or finishes near the rim.
In Milan, it’s likely that his offensive responsibilities will be reduced, which could lead to improved shooting percentages.
As for his three-point shooting (the chart shows points per game and threes per game), the veteran big man used the long-range shot effectively throughout his second season with Bayern Munich. In spot-up situations, Booker produced 1.06 points per possession, ranking above 57% of all EuroLeague players. He also stood out on cuts (1.47 PPP, 80th percentile) and as a roller in pick-and-roll actions (1.36 PPP, 72nd percentile) — data courtesy of BDP and Synergy.
To wrap up, here’s a look at Booker’s core stats, both per game and per 40 minutes:
WELCOME DEVIN BOOKER 🤍❤️
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— Olimpia Milano (@OlimpiaMI1936) July 15, 2025
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