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Lead over time · win-probability overlay
LEAD TRACKER
MIA lead BOS lead Win %
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SHOT CHART
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BOS 2P — 3P —
MIA 2P — 3P —
Tough make Easy make Blown miss Tough miss 191 attempts

BOS BOS Shot-making Δ

Brown Hard 17/29 +11.4
Tatum Hard 9/21 +3.8
Hauser Hard 9/11 +12.3
Garza 5/10 +1.2
Pritchard Hard 5/9 +6.0
Queta 5/7 +3.4
Scheierman Hard 3/4 +4.1
White Hard 3/4 +2.6
Walsh Open 0/1 -1.2

MIA MIA Shot-making Δ

Adebayo Hard 10/21 +3.3
Jaquez Jr. Hard 7/16 +1.5
Mitchell Hard 8/15 +6.5
Herro Hard 5/15 0.0
Larsson 7/13 +2.0
Wiggins Hard 4/7 +4.2
Fontecchio Hard 1/4 -0.9
Ware Hard 2/3 +3.2
Smith Hard 0/1 -0.9
How the game was played
BY THE NUMBERS
BOS
MIA
56/96 Field Goals 44/95
58.3% Field Goal % 46.3%
21/44 3-Pointers 24/47
47.7% 3-Point % 51.1%
14/20 Free Throws 17/23
70.0% Free Throw % 73.9%
70.1% True Shooting % 61.4%
55 Total Rebounds 48
11 Offensive 12
37 Defensive 25
34 Assists 27
3.78 Assist/TO Ratio 3.00
7 Turnovers 9
5 Steals 5
8 Blocks 4
17 Fouls 16
58 Points in Paint 36
15 Fast Break Pts 15
14 Points off TOs 5
19 Second Chance Pts 18
34 Bench Points 30
27 Largest Lead 4
Biggest contributors
TOP NET IMPACT
1
Jaylen Brown
43 PTS · 3 REB · 7 AST · 37.3 MIN
+32.22
2
Jayson Tatum
25 PTS · 18 REB · 11 AST · 37.2 MIN
+23.88
3
Sam Hauser
23 PTS · 3 REB · 0 AST · 28.7 MIN
+23.6
4
Bam Adebayo
29 PTS · 10 REB · 2 AST · 37.9 MIN
+21.03
5
Neemias Queta
16 PTS · 11 REB · 3 AST · 33.1 MIN
+20.57
6
Pelle Larsson
18 PTS · 3 REB · 6 AST · 37.9 MIN
+20.39
7
Davion Mitchell
21 PTS · 2 REB · 7 AST · 40.4 MIN
+17.66
8
Payton Pritchard
14 PTS · 3 REB · 4 AST · 31.1 MIN
+14.82
9
Jaime Jaquez Jr.
17 PTS · 10 REB · 2 AST · 29.8 MIN
+13.78
10
Andrew Wiggins
13 PTS · 4 REB · 2 AST · 32.1 MIN
+13.06
Play-by-play (most recent first)
PLAY FEED
Q4 0:07 BOS shot clock Team TURNOVER 147–129
Q4 0:32 N. Queta REBOUND (Off:3 Def:8) 147–129
Q4 0:36 MISS D. Mitchell 25' 3PT 147–129
Q4 0:42 D. White 12' driving floating bank Jump Shot (6 PTS) (J. Brown 7 AST) 147–129
Q4 1:02 J. Jaquez Jr. 6' putback Layup (17 PTS) 145–129
Q4 1:03 J. Jaquez Jr. REBOUND (Off:4 Def:6) 145–127
Q4 1:05 N. Queta BLOCK (3 BLK) 145–127
Q4 1:05 MISS J. Jaquez Jr. driving Layup - blocked 145–127
Q4 1:13 J. Brown 28' 3PT step back (43 PTS) 145–127
Q4 1:30 D. Mitchell 6' driving finger roll Layup (21 PTS) 142–127
Q4 1:38 J. Brown 10' turnaround fadeaway Jump Shot (40 PTS) 142–125
Q4 1:49 B. Scheierman REBOUND (Off:1 Def:1) 140–125
Q4 1:53 MISS J. Brown 16' fadeaway Shot 140–125
Q4 2:02 P. Pritchard REBOUND (Off:2 Def:1) 140–125
Q4 2:05 MISS J. Brown 28' 3PT 140–125

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PLAYER PERFORMANCE

MIA Miami Heat
S Davion Mitchell 40.4m
21
pts
2
reb
7
ast
Impact
+5.8

Despite a massive scoring surge and hot perimeter shooting, his negative total impact (-5.8) points to significant issues with game management and defensive breakdowns. He consistently surrendered dribble penetration at the point of attack, forcing secondary defenders into scrambling rotations and foul trouble. Ultimately, his impressive scoring volume amounted to empty calories that failed to translate into positive lineup stretches.

Shooting
FG 8/15 (53.3%)
3PT 5/10 (50.0%)
FT 0/0
Advanced
TS% 70.0%
USG% 16.1%
Net Rtg +8.6
+/- +7
Impact Breakdown
vs game-average production for 40.4m
Scoring +15.9
Creation +0.0
Shot Making +6.5
Hustle +0.6
Defense -1.9
Turnovers +0.0
STL 0
BLK 0
TO 0
S Tyler Herro 40.3m
18
pts
3
reb
7
ast
Impact
-10.1

A disastrous overall impact (-17.8) was driven by highly inefficient shot-hunting and stark defensive liabilities. He repeatedly killed offensive momentum by forcing heavily contested jumpers early in the shot clock against set defenses. Furthermore, opponents mercilessly targeted him in space, easily bypassing his point-of-attack resistance to collapse the defensive shell.

Shooting
FG 5/15 (33.3%)
3PT 4/10 (40.0%)
FT 4/4 (100.0%)
Advanced
TS% 53.7%
USG% 20.6%
Net Rtg -14.9
+/- -11
Impact Breakdown
vs game-average production for 40.3m
Scoring +10.5
Creation +1.9
Shot Making +4.4
Hustle +0.9
Defense -6.0
Turnovers -5.9
STL 0
BLK 1
TO 3
S Pelle Larsson 37.9m
18
pts
3
reb
6
ast
Impact
+8.5

Two-way stability defined his performance, combining efficient secondary scoring with excellent defensive execution (+6.8 Def). He navigated screens beautifully to relentlessly contest perimeter shooters, denying easy catch-and-shoot rhythm. Furthermore, his active hustle (+3.2) on 50/50 balls generated crucial extra possessions to keep the offense humming.

Shooting
FG 7/13 (53.8%)
3PT 2/4 (50.0%)
FT 2/4 (50.0%)
Advanced
TS% 61.0%
USG% 16.9%
Net Rtg +7.2
+/- +7
Impact Breakdown
vs game-average production for 37.9m
Scoring +12.8
Creation +0.7
Shot Making +3.1
Hustle +3.8
Defense +6.5
Turnovers -2.4
STL 3
BLK 0
TO 1
S Bam Adebayo 37.9m
29
pts
10
reb
2
ast
Impact
+20.4

A shocking perimeter explosion completely warped the opposing defensive scheme, as his outside shooting pulled rim protectors far away from the paint. He paired this offensive versatility with dominant switchability on defense (+7.6 Def), routinely blowing up pick-and-roll actions. His relentless motor (+4.6 Hustle) ensured he dictated the physical tone of the matchup from tip to buzzer.

Shooting
FG 10/21 (47.6%)
3PT 5/10 (50.0%)
FT 4/8 (50.0%)
Advanced
TS% 59.1%
USG% 29.8%
Net Rtg -31.4
+/- -23
Impact Breakdown
vs game-average production for 37.9m
Scoring +18.6
Creation +1.3
Shot Making +7.1
Hustle +12.7
Defense +2.9
Turnovers -7.1
STL 2
BLK 0
TO 3
S Andrew Wiggins 32.1m
13
pts
4
reb
2
ast
Impact
-1.0

A lack of offensive assertiveness limited his overall influence, resulting in a slightly negative total (-0.5) despite strong peripheral metrics. He provided excellent weak-side help defense (+4.0 Def) and contested aggressively on the glass (+3.9 Hustle). However, his reluctance to attack closeouts allowed the defense to comfortably overload the strong side against primary creators.

Shooting
FG 4/7 (57.1%)
3PT 3/4 (75.0%)
FT 2/2 (100.0%)
Advanced
TS% 82.5%
USG% 10.1%
Net Rtg -30.0
+/- -17
Impact Breakdown
vs game-average production for 32.1m
Scoring +10.9
Creation +0.8
Shot Making +3.1
Hustle +1.2
Defense -2.1
Turnovers +0.0
STL 0
BLK 2
TO 0
17
pts
10
reb
2
ast
Impact
+9.3

A negative total impact (-3.1) despite solid counting stats stems directly from inefficient interior finishing and poor offensive flow. He forced too many contested looks in the painted area, which routinely allowed the defense to leak out and ignite transition breaks. While his defensive positioning remained solid (+2.6 Def), his offensive tunnel vision frequently stalled crucial ball movement.

Shooting
FG 7/16 (43.8%)
3PT 2/5 (40.0%)
FT 1/1 (100.0%)
Advanced
TS% 51.7%
USG% 23.4%
Net Rtg -43.9
+/- -23
Impact Breakdown
vs game-average production for 29.8m
Scoring +11.0
Creation +0.9
Shot Making +4.6
Hustle +12.7
Defense +0.2
Turnovers -4.7
STL 0
BLK 1
TO 2
Kel'el Ware 12.9m
8
pts
2
reb
0
ast
Impact
-6.4

Highly efficient floor-spacing in a limited role kept his overall impact slightly positive (+0.9). He capitalized on defensive miscommunications to knock down open perimeter looks, effectively punishing traditional drop coverages. By holding his ground adequately in the post (+0.5 Def), he survived his rotational minutes without bleeding points.

Shooting
FG 2/3 (66.7%)
3PT 2/2 (100.0%)
FT 2/2 (100.0%)
Advanced
TS% 103.1%
USG% 11.8%
Net Rtg -23.0
+/- -5
Impact Breakdown
vs game-average production for 12.9m
Scoring +7.3
Creation +0.4
Shot Making +1.9
Hustle +0.6
Defense -1.6
Turnovers +0.0
STL 0
BLK 0
TO 0
5
pts
2
reb
0
ast
Impact
-11.7

A quick burst of perimeter shot-hunting provided a marginal positive impact (+0.6) during his limited time on the floor. He fired away aggressively against closing defenders to stretch the floor, even if his overall efficiency left much to be desired. The complete absence of hustle stats (+0.0) highlights a purely one-dimensional, catch-and-shoot role.

Shooting
FG 1/4 (25.0%)
3PT 1/2 (50.0%)
FT 2/2 (100.0%)
Advanced
TS% 51.2%
USG% 35.7%
Net Rtg -63.6
+/- -7
Impact Breakdown
vs game-average production for 5.0m
Scoring +2.8
Creation +0.4
Shot Making +0.9
Hustle +1.6
Defense -0.3
Turnovers +0.0
STL 0
BLK 0
TO 0
Dru Smith 3.9m
0
pts
1
reb
1
ast
Impact
-15.8

This brief, energy-focused cameo yielded a slightly positive impact (+0.4) despite a complete lack of scoring. He made his mark by aggressively pursuing loose balls (+1.4 Hustle) and maintaining defensive integrity during a short bridging stint. By understanding his assignment perfectly, he avoided costly mistakes while the primary creators rested.

Shooting
FG 0/1 (0.0%)
3PT 0/0
FT 0/0
Advanced
TS% 0.0%
USG% 7.1%
Net Rtg -180.0
+/- -18
Impact Breakdown
vs game-average production for 3.9m
Scoring -0.7
Creation +0.0
Shot Making +0.0
Hustle +1.3
Defense +0.0
Turnovers +0.0
STL 0
BLK 0
TO 0
BOS Boston Celtics
S Jaylen Brown 37.3m
43
pts
3
reb
7
ast
Impact
+27.4

Unstoppable downhill aggression yielded a staggering offensive impact, as he repeatedly overpowered individual matchups in transition. By attacking the seams of the defense before help could arrive, he generated a steady diet of high-value looks at the rim. While his defensive metrics dipped slightly (-0.6 Def), his sheer scoring gravity dictated the opponent's entire game plan.

Shooting
FG 17/29 (58.6%)
3PT 4/10 (40.0%)
FT 5/7 (71.4%)
Advanced
TS% 67.0%
USG% 35.5%
Net Rtg +9.9
+/- +9
Impact Breakdown
vs game-average production for 37.3m
Scoring +33.6
Creation +1.9
Shot Making +10.6
Hustle +1.9
Defense -1.9
Turnovers -3.1
STL 0
BLK 0
TO 1
S Jayson Tatum 37.2m
25
pts
18
reb
11
ast
Impact
+10.0

Heavy isolation volume and forced perimeter attempts dragged down his offensive efficiency, capping his overall impact. However, his willingness to crash the defensive glass and operate as a primary hub against double-teams stabilized the floor. This dominant rebounding effort (+9.6 Def) effectively masked the damage from his erratic shot selection.

Shooting
FG 9/21 (42.9%)
3PT 4/13 (30.8%)
FT 3/4 (75.0%)
Advanced
TS% 54.9%
USG% 29.1%
Net Rtg +12.9
+/- +7
Impact Breakdown
vs game-average production for 37.2m
Scoring +16.2
Creation +0.7
Shot Making +6.7
Hustle +5.4
Defense +1.6
Turnovers -4.7
STL 2
BLK 0
TO 2
S Derrick White 34.4m
6
pts
5
reb
4
ast
Impact
-8.8

Extreme offensive passivity caused his overall impact to plummet (-11.4), as he failed to leverage his usual playmaking gravity. Even with excellent hustle (+3.4) and reliable point-of-attack defense, his reluctance to hunt shots allowed defenders to sag off and clog passing lanes. This disappearing act on one end completely neutralized his otherwise stellar defensive contributions.

Shooting
FG 3/4 (75.0%)
3PT 0/1 (0.0%)
FT 0/0
Advanced
TS% 75.0%
USG% 8.5%
Net Rtg +8.7
+/- +6
Impact Breakdown
vs game-average production for 34.4m
Scoring +5.2
Creation +0.3
Shot Making +1.3
Hustle +4.4
Defense +0.2
Turnovers -5.9
STL 0
BLK 1
TO 3
S Neemias Queta 33.1m
16
pts
11
reb
3
ast
Impact
+14.3

Relentless rim pressure and high-percentage interior finishing drove a highly efficient offensive showing. He consistently sealed off smaller defenders in pick-and-roll situations, providing a reliable release valve when perimeter actions stalled. Active hands and strong contest rates (+3.9 Def) cemented his value as a two-way anchor.

Shooting
FG 5/7 (71.4%)
3PT 0/0
FT 6/8 (75.0%)
Advanced
TS% 76.0%
USG% 13.8%
Net Rtg +46.0
+/- +28
Impact Breakdown
vs game-average production for 33.1m
Scoring +13.7
Creation +1.3
Shot Making +2.4
Hustle +14.0
Defense -1.9
Turnovers +0.0
STL 0
BLK 3
TO 0
S Sam Hauser 28.7m
23
pts
3
reb
0
ast
Impact
+14.5

Elite shot selection and off-ball movement fueled a massive offensive surge, punishing late defensive rotations on the perimeter. His pristine catch-and-shoot execution capitalized on broken coverages to swing momentum during crucial stretches. Solid positional awareness (+3.7 Def) ensured he wasn't giving back his immense offensive value on the other end.

Shooting
FG 9/11 (81.8%)
3PT 5/7 (71.4%)
FT 0/1 (0.0%)
Advanced
TS% 100.5%
USG% 15.7%
Net Rtg +39.7
+/- +23
Impact Breakdown
vs game-average production for 28.7m
Scoring +21.0
Creation +0.0
Shot Making +7.1
Hustle +0.9
Defense +1.3
Turnovers +0.0
STL 1
BLK 1
TO 0
14
pts
3
reb
4
ast
Impact
+3.0

A negative total impact (-2.5) despite solid shooting splits highlights significant struggles containing dribble penetration against larger guards. Opponents repeatedly targeted him in isolation, forcing the defense into scrambling rotations that yielded easy baskets. While his perimeter shot-making kept the floor spaced, it couldn't overcome the structural defensive compromises he caused.

Shooting
FG 5/9 (55.6%)
3PT 4/7 (57.1%)
FT 0/0
Advanced
TS% 77.8%
USG% 12.3%
Net Rtg +36.1
+/- +20
Impact Breakdown
vs game-average production for 31.1m
Scoring +11.1
Creation +0.0
Shot Making +4.3
Hustle +3.8
Defense -1.4
Turnovers +0.0
STL 0
BLK 1
TO 0
8
pts
2
reb
4
ast
Impact
-7.8

Flawless perimeter execution in limited minutes provided a brief offensive spark, though his overall impact remained relatively neutral (+0.3). He showed excellent situational awareness by attacking sloppy closeouts with decisive straight-line drives. Capable rotational defense (+1.4 Def) ensured he survived his minutes without bleeding points the other way.

Shooting
FG 3/4 (75.0%)
3PT 2/2 (100.0%)
FT 0/0
Advanced
TS% 100.0%
USG% 11.6%
Net Rtg +44.4
+/- +14
Impact Breakdown
vs game-average production for 17.8m
Scoring +7.4
Creation +0.8
Shot Making +2.4
Hustle +1.6
Defense -1.1
Turnovers -2.4
STL 1
BLK 0
TO 1
Luka Garza 14.8m
12
pts
2
reb
0
ast
Impact
-5.3

Effective floor-stretching from the center position pulled opposing bigs away from the rim, directly opening up driving lanes for teammates. He consistently punished drop coverages by executing pick-and-pop actions with decisive confidence. This offensive versatility anchored his positive impact (+4.0), easily compensating for marginal rim protection.

Shooting
FG 5/10 (50.0%)
3PT 2/4 (50.0%)
FT 0/0
Advanced
TS% 60.0%
USG% 28.6%
Net Rtg -31.3
+/- -10
Impact Breakdown
vs game-average production for 14.8m
Scoring +8.4
Creation +0.2
Shot Making +3.1
Hustle +2.5
Defense -2.6
Turnovers +0.0
STL 0
BLK 1
TO 0
0
pts
1
reb
1
ast
Impact
-14.1

This brief rotational stint was defined entirely by high-energy defensive disruption (+3.5 Def) rather than offensive production. He applied intense ball pressure and clogged passing lanes during a short but effective burst. Such hyper-focused defensive effort kept his overall impact positive despite being a complete non-factor on the other end.

Shooting
FG 0/1 (0.0%)
3PT 0/0
FT 0/0
Advanced
TS% 0.0%
USG% 7.1%
Net Rtg -46.8
+/- -7
Impact Breakdown
vs game-average production for 5.2m
Scoring -0.9
Creation +0.2
Shot Making +0.0
Hustle +0.3
Defense +2.9
Turnovers +0.0
STL 1
BLK 1
TO 0
Max Shulga 0.1m
0
pts
0
reb
0
ast
Impact
-0.1

A fleeting appearance at the buzzer provided no meaningful data to assess. The slight negative score (-0.1) reflects being on the floor for a dead-ball or meaningless final sequence. He lacked the minutes to establish any rhythm or impact.

Shooting
FG 0/0
3PT 0/0
FT 0/0
Advanced
TS% 0.0%
USG% 0.0%
Net Rtg 0.0
+/- 0
Impact Breakdown
vs game-average production for 0.1m
STL 0
BLK 0
TO 0
0
pts
0
reb
0
ast
Impact
-5.5

Garbage time cameo offered zero opportunity to influence the game's outcome. His negative fractional impact (-0.1) is merely statistical noise from a single end-of-quarter possession. There was simply no runway to evaluate offensive or defensive execution.

Shooting
FG 0/0
3PT 0/0
FT 0/0
Advanced
TS% 0.0%
USG% 0.0%
Net Rtg 0.0
+/- 0
Impact Breakdown
vs game-average production for 0.1m
Scoring +2.5
Creation +0.1
Shot Making +0.9
Hustle +2.8
Defense -1.4
Turnovers -1.2
STL 0
BLK 0
TO 0