Tatum dominated the glass with a massive 16-rebound effort and disrupted passing lanes to grab an above-average 3 steals. However, his individual defense was highly exploitable (opponents shot 6-of-7 against him), and his 4 turnovers slightly dampened his +12.2 Offense credit.

Brown endured a brutal shooting night, needing 23 attempts to scrape together 22 points as his perimeter touch (1-of-4 from deep) abandoned him. He salvaged his overall impact by flashing solid defensive engagement, grabbing 2 loose balls and holding his matchups to 40% shooting to earn a +3.4 Defense credit.

White's offensive slump deepened as he bricked all four of his three-point attempts, managing just 6 points on the night. Despite the scoring woes, he remained an absolute menace at the point of attack, suffocating his assignments and holding them to a dismal 2-of-10 from the floor.

Queta operated as a relentless interior enforcer, vacuuming up 14 rebounds and contesting 11 shots to protect the paint. While his foul trouble (5 fouls) limited his defensive ceiling, his efficient finishing around the rim drove a stellar +11.0 Offense credit.

Hauser struggled to find his usual perimeter rhythm, scoring just 8 points while committing 2 turnovers. He did provide some value on the other end, holding his defensive assignments to a stifling 2-of-7 shooting mark to earn a +0.3 Defense credit.

Pritchard shifted away from his usual microwave scoring role, focusing instead on mistake-free playmaking to dish out 6 assists with zero turnovers. His outside shot wasn't falling (1-of-5 from deep), but his steady hand running the offense earned him a +11.2 Offense credit.

Walsh was a complete non-factor offensively, missing both of his shots and scoring just a single point from the free-throw line. He made his mark through sheer hustle, generating 3 deflections and 2 steals, though his on-ball defense was highly porous as opponents shot 4-of-5 against him.

Vučević flashed some floor-spacing utility by hitting a pair of threes, but his interior presence was virtually non-existent. He grabbed a below-average 2 rebounds and was relentlessly targeted on the other end, allowing opponents to shoot a blistering 7-of-9 when he was the primary defender.

Scheierman was entirely invisible during his 8 minutes of action, registering zero rebounds or assists while attempting just two shots. His lack of peripheral engagement and a -0.8 Defense credit highlighted a shift where he failed to impact the game on either end.

Garza's typical interior production vanished, as he failed to grab a single rebound and managed just 4 points in limited minutes. He did chip in with 3 contests and a loose-ball recovery, but his overall footprint was drastically reduced compared to his season averages.

Harper Jr. made a fleeting two-minute appearance, missing his only field goal attempt. He failed to record any other statistics, serving merely as an end-of-bench placeholder.

González saw just two minutes of garbage time, contesting one shot and forcing a miss on his only defensive assignment. He did not attempt a shot or log any traditional box score stats.

Williams spent his 93 seconds on the floor drawing a foul and converting one free throw. He managed to secure a rebound and successfully defend his lone matchup, maximizing his brief cameo.