Their shooting metrics remain among the best in the league. Valencia posts a 56.3 percent effective field goal rate and a 59.3 percent true shooting percentage, combining accuracy inside the arc with reliable perimeter scoring. Rebounding has been another clear strength. With a 40.0 percent offensive rebounding rate and a 71.6 percent mark on defense, Valencia ranks near the top in total rebounding control at 55.1 percent. The team consistently wins second-chance opportunities while limiting opponents to single possessions. Ball movement has also been efficient. An assist-to-turnover ratio of 1.5, supported by an 18.7 percent assist ratio and a 12.7 percent turnover rate, highlights organized offense and strong decision-making under pressure. Scoring remains well-balanced across shot types. Valencia generates 45 percent of its points from two-pointers, 39.6 percent from three-pointers, and 15.4 percent from free throws. This mix shows flexibility and a modern offensive profile that stretches defenses across the floor. Statistically, Valencia looks like a playoff-caliber team. Yet results have not followed. Their next matchup against EA7 Emporio Armani Milano offers a chance to align the data with the standings and show that the efficiency trend is more than just numbers.