April 21, 2026
EXPLORE THE GAME
Every shot, every lead change, every rotation — visualized.
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PLAYER PERFORMANCE
Boston Celtics
Tatum operated as a massive connective hub, pulling down an above-average 14 rebounds and dishing 9 assists to drive a dominant +17.8 Hustle credit. While his scoring efficiency dipped (8-of-19 shooting), his sheer volume and playmaking kept the offense flowing despite a -7.8 turnover penalty.
White endured a grueling offensive slump, misfiring on 8 of his 10 three-point attempts to finish well below his scoring average. His struggles were compounded by sloppy ball security, as his three turnovers generated a -5.9 penalty that severely undercut his connective value.
Brown unleashed a brute-force offensive onslaught, pouring in an above-average 36 points fueled by excellent perimeter shot-making (+7.9 ShotMaking credit). This massive scoring volume (+25.4 Scoring credit) carried the offense, though his three turnovers still extracted a -8.5 penalty on his overall value.
Queta was highly efficient as a finisher, converting 3-of-4 shots to post a +7.4 Scoring credit. However, his overall value was dragged down by defensive lapses (-1.9 Defense credit) and a lack of playmaking involvement.
Hauser suffered through a frigid perimeter shooting night, connecting on just 2-of-8 attempts from deep to limit his offensive utility. His struggles extended to the defensive end, where opponents scorched him by shooting 62% when he was the primary defender.
Pritchard's typically lethal perimeter jumper completely abandoned him, as he missed all four of his deep attempts to post a negative Scoring credit (-0.3). He tried to compensate as a facilitator with 5 assists, but opponents exploited him defensively, shooting 62% when he was the nearest defender.
Vučević provided a solid offensive lift off the bench, scoring an above-average 9 points without committing a single turnover. He also chipped in on the glass to drive a +5.4 Hustle credit, though his defensive impact (-1.9) remained a weak point.
Scheierman maximized his limited touches, converting both of his field goal attempts to notch a highly efficient +5.0 Scoring credit. He also provided a surprisingly sturdy defensive presence (+2.4 Defense credit) during his brief stint on the floor.
Walsh was an absolute non-factor offensively, failing to score while attempting just a single shot in his 9 minutes of action. He managed to grab 3 rebounds to salvage a +3.8 Hustle credit, but his overall rotational footprint was minimal.
Harper Jr. barely broke a sweat in under two minutes of garbage-time action. He missed his only shot attempt and recorded a single assist, leaving virtually no statistical footprint.
Garza saw less than two minutes of floor time, managing to grab 3 rebounds and convert his only two-point attempt. His brief appearance was purely a garbage-time cameo, though he did secure two loose-ball recoveries to boost his Hustle credit (+2.8).
Shulga was deployed for just under two minutes of mop-up duty at the end of the game. He missed his lone three-point attempt and failed to record any other counting stats.
Philadelphia 76ers
Maxey embraced a grueling offensive workload, attempting 28 shots to generate a massive +17.1 Scoring credit. While his overall efficiency was muted, his perimeter shot-making (+7.8) and above-average playmaking (9 assists) kept the offense humming.
Edgecombe exploded as a high-volume offensive engine, pouring in 30 points fueled by elite perimeter shot-making (+8.5 ShotMaking credit). He paired this massive scoring burst (+24.7 Scoring credit) with relentless activity on the glass, grabbing an above-average 10 rebounds to dominate the game's momentum.
George commanded the offense with a highly efficient scoring output (+13.3 Scoring credit) on 7-of-13 shooting. His shot-making (+4.5) was a clear positive, though he operated more as a finisher than a primary facilitator in this matchup.
Oubre provided an efficient scoring punch (+7.6 Scoring credit) while taking care of the ball, logging zero turnovers. However, his defensive impact lagged (-3.7 Defense credit), as his primary matchups shot a comfortable 57% when he was the nearest defender.
Bona was an absolute force as a rim deterrent, holding opponents to a stifling 2-of-13 (15%) shooting when guarded while logging 10 contests. Unfortunately, his offensive invisibility (-3.5 Scoring credit) and a -3.1 Turnover penalty completely neutralized his defensive value.
Drummond maximized his minutes with flawless efficiency, converting all four of his field goal attempts to drive a +9.5 Scoring credit. His immense physical presence was felt in the margins, generating 8 screen assists and 9 shot contests to anchor a +10.2 Hustle credit.
Edwards provided a modest spark of energy, logging 6 contests to fuel a solid +5.1 Hustle credit. However, he struggled to contain his defensive assignments, allowing opponents to shoot 55% when he was the nearest defender.
Grimes struggled to find his rhythm, posting a below-average 6 points while failing to generate much connective value. Though his perimeter stroke was solid (2-of-3 from deep), a lack of overall volume and a slight turnover penalty (-2.4) marginalized his impact.
Barlow was completely invisible offensively during his brief stint, failing to attempt a single shot. His rotational minutes were further hampered by defensive struggles, reflected in a -3.1 Defense credit.