Maxime Raynaud 2025-26 splits

FantasyTeamAdvice updated a 2025-26 splits page for Sacramento Kings center Maxime Raynaud in May 2026, adding situational categories including clutch, defensive, shooting and general performance metrics. The page identifies Raynaud as a center for Sacramento and frames his season through split tables rather than game-by-game logs. CBS Sports and NBA.com also carry 2025-26 split or season pages for Raynaud, giving a broader picture of how the rookie was tracked across the year. Raynaud, 23, was selected by Sacramento with the No. 42 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft after playing at Stanford, according to NBC Sports Bay Area. NBA.com lists him at 7-foot-1 and 250 pounds and identifies him as a rookie center wearing No. 42 for the Kings. ### What exactly was added to the Raynaud page? (fantasyteamadvice.com) FantasyTeamAdvice’s page describes the entry as “2025-26 NBA season average splits” for Raynaud with sections for clutch, defense, shooting and general situational stats. The search result snippet shows the page was updated in May 2026. The site’s labeling matters because it places Raynaud inside the same split-stat framework used for established rotation players. (nbcsportsbayarea.com) The page title identifies him as “Maxime Raynaud (C) - SAC,” tying the data to Sacramento and the center position. ### How much did Raynaud actually play for Sacramento? CBS Sports lists Raynaud in 74 games split between 21 wins and 53 losses, with 1,964 total minutes, 922 points and 556 rebounds across those outcomes. (fantasyteamadvice.com) The same page shows 12.5 points per game overall when its win-loss totals are combined. NBA.com lists Raynaud’s season averages at 12.5 points, 7.5 rebounds and 1.4 assists per game. (fantasyteamadvice.com) Its player page also shows a late-season run that included 21 points against Portland on April 12, 23 against Golden State on April 10 and 28 against New Orleans on April 3. ### What do the split tables say about his role? CBS Sports identifies Raynaud as Sacramento’s “Starting Center” in 56 games and credits him with 1,667 minutes in that role. (cbssports.com) In those starts, the page lists 797 points, 485 rebounds, 88 assists and 32 blocks. The same CBS page shows a stronger scoring rate after the All-Star break. After the break, Raynaud averaged 17.3 points per game over 26 games, compared with 9.8 points per game in 48 games before the break. (nba.com) ### How did his production move over the course of the season? CBS Sports’ monthly splits show Raynaud at 6.7 points per game in November, 15.5 in December, 13.6 in February and 17.9 in March. (cbssports.com) In April, the page lists him at 17.7 points per game over six games. Those month-by-month figures line up with the late-season game log on NBA.com. The NBA page shows Raynaud reaching double figures in each of his last five listed games and posting two 20-point games in his final three appearances. (cbssports.com) ### Why are multiple sites tracking these splits? FantasyTeamAdvice, CBS Sports and NBA.com each present Raynaud as a Sacramento center with season-level statistical tracking, though the formats differ. (cbssports.com) FantasyTeamAdvice emphasizes situational buckets such as clutch and defense, CBS Sports breaks the year into wins, losses, months, home-road and role, and NBA.com combines season averages with recent game logs and player profile information. (nba.com) NBC Sports Bay Area’s June 26, 2025 draft report provides the starting point for that tracking. The outlet reported that Sacramento drafted Raynaud out of Stanford at No. 42 overall, adding a 7-foot-1 big man to its roster. May 2026 is the date attached to the FantasyTeamAdvice update, while April 12, 2026 is the latest game date visible on NBA.com’s Raynaud page. (fantasyteamadvice.com) Those pages, along with CBS Sports’ 2025-26 splits entry, remain the clearest public references for the next round of updates on Raynaud’s statistical profile. (nbcsportsbayarea.com)