Cunningham orchestrated a brilliant offensive masterclass, pouring in 32 points on 56% shooting while dishing out 12 assists. His lethal perimeter touch (4-of-6 from deep) and steady parade to the foul line (8-of-10 FT) drove a massive +23.9 Offensive credit. He also put in significant effort on the margins, logging 10 shot contests and 4 deflections to round out a dominant two-way showing.

Duren was an absolute force on the interior, pairing 15 points with a dominant 15 rebounds to control the paint. His efficiency around the rim (5-of-9 FG) and solid free-throw shooting (5-of-6) fueled a massive +18.3 Offensive credit. He also put in the dirty work, tallying 8 shot contests and 3 screen assists to anchor the frontcourt.

Harris erupted for a highly efficient 30 points (11-of-18 FG), torching the nets from deep (5-of-7) to drive a massive +26.6 Offensive credit. He was just as impactful on the other end, pulling down 9 rebounds and snatching 3 steals to anchor a stellar +9.4 Defensive credit. His two-way dominance and 8 shot contests defined a spectacular veteran performance.

Robinson’s jumper completely abandoned him, as he clanked his way to a 2-of-10 showing from beyond the arc. Surprisingly, he offset his shooting woes with a wildly disruptive defensive shift, racking up 3 steals and 5 deflections to earn a +7.2 Defensive credit. He also chipped in on the glass with 6 rebounds (well above his 2.9 average), finding ways to contribute despite the cold shooting.

Thompson was a highly efficient connective piece, burying 4-of-5 shots from the floor to fuel a strong +9.0 Offensive credit. His defensive versatility shone brightly, as he racked up 2 steals, 2 blocks, and 3 deflections to anchor a robust +6.6 Defensive credit. He perfectly executed his low-usage role, keeping the ball moving with 4 assists while wreaking havoc on the other end.

Jenkins provided a lethal scoring punch off the bench, burying 4 of his 5 three-point attempts to finish with 16 highly efficient points. His playmaking was solid (5 assists), though it was slightly offset by 3 turnovers, resulting in a strong +10.7 Offensive credit. He capitalized on his 29 minutes of action, serving as a vital spacing valve for the second unit.

Green struggled mightily to find his range, missing 4 of his 5 three-point attempts to finish with just 3 points. His peripheral contributions were equally quiet, managing only 2 rebounds and failing to record a single steal or assist. The frigid shooting and lack of defensive disruption led to a negative impact across the board.

Stewart was completely ineffective during his brief 7-minute shift, failing to score while missing both of his field goal attempts. He offered no rim protection (zero blocks) and managed just a single rebound. A lone turnover further dragged down his -3.2 Offensive credit in a thoroughly empty outing.

Reed barely registered in his two minutes of floor time, missing his only shot attempt to finish scoreless. He failed to grab a rebound or record any defensive stats, rendering his brief cameo entirely inconsequential.

Sasser made only a fleeting appearance, logging just over a minute of action. He managed to dish out a single assist (+0.5 Offense credit) but otherwise left the box score blank.

Holland II saw just one minute of garbage time, failing to record a single statistic. His zero-impact line perfectly reflects a shift with no actual involvement.

Smith was a non-factor in his 73 seconds of play, putting up a completely empty box score. He did not attempt a shot or grab a rebound during his brief stint.

Lanier made the most of his single minute of action, converting his only field goal attempt to score 2 points. It was a microscopic but perfectly efficient cameo that yielded a +2.0 Offensive credit.