The typical combined score of two teams in a National Basketball Association contest represents a key metric in analyzing offensive trends and game pacing. This value is derived by summing the final scores of both participating teams across a specified number of games, then dividing by the total number of games considered. For example, if ten NBA games have a combined total of 2300 points, the calculated figure is 230 points per game.
This statistic serves as an indicator of the league’s prevailing offensive philosophy and defensive effectiveness. Fluctuations in this figure reflect rule changes, shifts in player skill sets, and evolving coaching strategies. Historically, lower figures characterized periods emphasizing physical defense and slower tempos, while higher figures reflect eras prioritizing offensive firepower and faster game speeds.