Methodology

Every official record points to a verified game. Games are OCR-extracted from box-score screenshots, math-verified (points reconcile to made field goals and free throws), and corroborated by witnesses. A record cannot be official without this evidence chain.

Calculated metrics are versioned. A formula change never silently recalculates past seasons — each version has an effective date and a recalculation policy.

Official career totals include only real competition: regular, play in, playoff, finals. Exhibitions, all-star, preseason, scrimmages and voided games are excluded by default (they may hold their own record categories). Rate records enforce qualification minimums; percentage records enforce attempt minimums.

A recorded 0 and an uncaptured value are never conflated. Missing or unverified data displays as “—”, never as 0, and never ranks ahead of a real result.

Triple Threat and Ascend records are never mixed in a single raw leaderboard. Cross-competition comparisons use percentiles and accomplishments, not raw per-game figures.

Current verified coverage is 95.5% (126/132 games). 4 corrected stat lines and 0 open record disputes. Live-season records remain provisional until final certification.

The official record book exports as a self-contained snapshot. It carries its own caveats — the coverage behind it, the certification state with reasons, the metric versions in force, and which integrity tests were implemented when it was taken — so a file that outlives this page still says what it is worth. Only records marked Official are included.

Each export includes a content hash covering the records and those facts but not the timestamp, so two exports of unchanged data hash identically and a tampered file does not.

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