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The 2019 NBA shot distance graph I posted in Discord, x = feet
Average three point shot distance in BBGM (x = feet)
Player with 90 TP rating
Woulda used matplotlib to get much better graphs with a min limit but I can't f*kin stand PY package management
Just about any play logger like ESPN or bball-ref shows shot distance in feet.
It's a requested feature. Looks cool, adds fun context. Imagine all the content that'll get posted of someone showing their player banging a three from 35 feet to win G7 of Finals.