April 25, 2026
EXPLORE THE GAME
Every shot, every lead change, every rotation — visualized.
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PLAYER PERFORMANCE
Orlando Magic
Scorching perimeter marksmanship carried his offensive value, as he torched the nets with 7-of-9 shooting from beyond the arc. This elite shot-making fueled a +17.1 Offense credit, allowing him to pour in 25 points (↑) despite failing to record a single assist (↓).
A relentless ability to draw contact and orchestrate the offense masked his inefficient shooting (6-of-17 FG). He dominated the game through sheer volume, using 11 made free throws and 9 assists (↑) to drive a massive +17.7 Offense credit while adding 3 steals (↑) for a +10.2 Defense mark.
Absolute dominance on the glass defined his performance, as he vacuumed up 17 rebounds (↑) to control the interior. His efficient inside finishing (5-of-9 FG) fueled a +15.7 Offense credit, though 4 turnovers (↓) slightly dampened his overall offensive execution.
Connective playmaking and active hands compensated for a sluggish shooting night. While he struggled to find his touch from the field (39%), his 6 assists (↑) and 4 deflections powered a balanced stat line that featured strong Offense (+11.0) and Defense (+3.2) credits.
Sloppy ball-handling severely undercut his scoring contributions. While he chipped in 15 points (↑), his 5 turnovers (↓) and lack of defensive playmaking (0 steals, ↓) dragged his Offense credit down to a marginal +2.5.
Elite defensive disruption entirely salvaged a miserable shooting performance. He missed five of his six field goal attempts, but racked up 5 deflections, 3 steals (↑), and 3 blocks (↑) to generate a massive +9.4 Defense credit.
Efficient spot-up shooting defined his brief 14-minute cameo off the bench. He converted half his looks to score 7 points, generating a solid +5.8 Offense credit despite offering virtually nothing as a rebounder or playmaker.
Operating in a very limited backup role, he struggled to make his usual interior impact. He finished with just 2 points and 2 rebounds (both ↓), though his 5 shot contests provided a minor boost to his +1.6 Hustle credit.
A completely invisible 8-minute shift left him without a single point, rebound, or assist. His inability to impact the game in any capacity resulted in negative credits across the board, highlighted by a -1.7 Offense mark.
Detroit Pistons
A catastrophic lack of ball security completely undermined his high-volume playmaking efforts. While he generated 9 assists (↑), his 9 live-ball turnovers (↓) and inefficient 8-of-23 shooting severely capped his Offense credit (+5.4) despite a 27-point scoring total.
A heavy scoring load carried his value as he capitalized on his elevated minutes to pour in 23 points (↑). His +16.5 Offense credit reflects a steady diet of efficient shooting (8-of-16 FG, 5-of-5 FT), providing a reliable scoring punch despite minimal playmaking.
Elite interior finishing and rim protection defined his high-impact night. He converted a highly efficient 7-of-10 from the floor to drive a +18.3 Offense credit, while simultaneously anchoring the interior with 5 blocks (↑) to fuel a +9.4 Defense mark.
Perimeter spacing remained his sole offensive weapon, as all of his made field goals came from beyond the arc (3-of-7 3P). However, an inability to impact the glass (0 rebounds, ↓) or generate stops limited his overall footprint, reflected in a negative (-0.7) Defense credit.
Foul trouble (6 fouls) and frigid finishing completely derailed his typical interior dominance. He struggled to convert around the basket (3-of-10 FG), severely depressing his scoring output (8 points, ↓), though his 5 blocks (↑) and 12 contests salvaged some defensive utility.
Defensive disruption outweighed his offensive struggles during a spotty 23-minute shift. He failed to connect on anything inside the arc (2-of-6 FG, all 3P attempts) leading to a negative Offense credit (-0.6), but salvaged value through active hands that fueled a +3.0 Defense mark.
A complete disappearing act as a scorer defined his brief 15-minute stint. He failed to register a single point (0-of-2 FG), though he did pivot to a connective role by dishing out 5 assists (↑) to salvage a slightly positive (+0.8) Offense credit.
A lack of volume and engagement rendered him largely invisible during his 12 minutes on the floor. He generated minimal production across the board, resulting in a muted +1.2 Offense credit and a slightly negative (-0.1) Defense mark.
Operating in a strictly limited bench role, he managed to crash the glass effectively for 5 rebounds. His efficient interior finishing (2-of-3 FG) drove a +4.5 Offense credit, though his defensive impact (-1.1 Defense) lagged behind.
A sharp reduction in playing time completely neutralized his typical offensive engine role. He was highly efficient with his limited touches (2-of-3 FG) to earn a +4.2 Offense credit, but the lack of volume resulted in an unusually quiet outing.
Relegated to a microscopic 4-minute cameo, he had virtually no opportunity to establish a rhythm. His lone field goal attempt found the bottom of the net, but a turnover negated any real offensive traction, resulting in a marginal +0.1 Offense credit.
