Per 36 Minutes
Production scaled to a full starter's workload.
Formula
36 × total ÷ minutes playedWhat it means
Per-36 answers 'what would this look like with starter's minutes' and is the fastest way to spot a bench player producing at a higher rate than their role suggests.
It is a rate, not a projection. Playing more minutes usually means facing better opponents and taking harder shots, so per-36 numbers tend to overstate what a player would actually do in an expanded role.
What to watch out for
Games with no minutes played are excluded, so a DNP does not drag the rate down.