April 30, 2026
EXPLORE THE GAME
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PLAYER PERFORMANCE
Philadelphia 76ers
Maxey was an absolute offensive supernova, torching the defense for 30 points on 50% shooting to generate a staggering +26.1 offensive credit. He operated as a relentless scoring engine, hitting 3-of-5 from deep while also disrupting passing lanes for 2 steals (+5.2 defense credit). His blinding speed and shot-making simply overwhelmed the opposition from the opening tip.
A blistering perimeter display defined George's night, as he drilled 5 triples to power a +9.7 offensive credit despite battling turnover issues (4 giveaways). He was equally engaged on the other end, logging 10 shot contests and 2 steals to secure a robust +6.5 defensive credit. His two-way aggression set the tone, even if his ball security wavered.
Oubre Jr. was a terror on the defensive end, racking up 2 steals and 2 blocks to anchor a massive +7.2 defensive credit. He paired that defensive havoc with relentless work on the glass (9 rebounds) and efficient finishing (6-of-11) to generate a +7.8 offensive credit. This was a complete, two-way performance that showcased his value as a high-energy starter.
Edgecombe provided a steadying, highly efficient secondary scoring punch, converting 5-of-11 shots to earn a +11.0 offensive credit. He supplemented his scoring by crashing the boards for 8 rebounds and challenging 8 shots on the perimeter. It was a mature, controlled shift that highlighted his growing comfort as a two-way wing.
Embiid struggled mightily to find his shooting touch (6-of-18), but he masterfully pivoted to a playmaking hub, dishing out 8 assists to drive a stellar +14.6 offensive credit. He dominated the glass with 10 boards and set 5 screen assists, ensuring the offense flowed even when his own jumpers clanked. His +4.8 defensive credit proves he remained an imposing anchor despite the scoring dip.
An icy shooting night completely neutralized Grimes, who managed just 2 points on a brutal 1-of-6 from the floor. His offensive credit flatlined at +0.1, and while he tried to stay engaged with 2 deflections and 3 contests, it wasn't enough to salvage his shift. When his perimeter shot abandons him, his overall utility takes a massive hit.
Drummond operated strictly as a blue-collar enforcer, taking just one shot while focusing entirely on setting bruising picks (5 screen assists) and clearing the glass (7 rebounds). His screen-setting helped pave the way for a +4.8 offensive credit despite scoring only 2 points. He played his exact role perfectly, doing the dirty work in his 12 minutes of action.
Edwards struggled to find any positive rhythm during his 10 minutes, coughing up 2 turnovers that dragged his offensive credit down to -2.4. While he did manage to pull down 5 rebounds, his offensive hesitation and mistakes made him a liability on that end of the floor. He remains trapped in a deep rotational slump.
Watford saw just over a minute of garbage-time action, recording a single shot contest. He had no time to make any statistical impact.
Terry logged a mere 74 seconds of mop-up duty, failing to record a single stat. He was strictly a spectator at the end of the bench.
Bona appeared for just over a minute in garbage time, registering zero statistics. He had no opportunity to influence the game.
Lowry played a single minute of garbage time, recording no stats. The veteran guard was essentially given the night off.
Boston Celtics
White made his mark as a disruptive defensive presence, generating 3 steals and 3 deflections to power a robust +4.7 defensive credit. While his overall counting stats were quiet, his perimeter efficiency (3-of-6 from deep) helped secure a +5.7 offensive credit. He played the ultimate connective role, tilting the math through high-leverage defensive events rather than raw scoring.
Tatum's scoring aggression took a backseat, as he managed just 13 field goal attempts while his playmaking volume also dipped to 3 assists. Despite the muted raw production, he still generated a +5.9 offensive credit by picking his spots efficiently (6-of-13 shooting). His +3.2 defensive credit highlights a solid effort on the other end, even if this wasn't his typical alpha performance.
Sloppy decision-making and inefficient volume completely derailed Brown's night, highlighted by 5 turnovers that dragged down his offensive credit to a dismal -1.6. He struggled to find any rhythm from the floor (7-of-17) and was equally ineffective on the other end, bleeding value with a -2.7 defensive credit. It was a disjointed performance where his forced offense actively hurt the team.
A prolonged perimeter freeze continued to sap Hauser's value, as he connected on just 1-of-5 from deep to finish with 5 points. When his jumper isn't falling, his utility plummets, reflected in a modest +2.3 offensive credit. He offered little resistance or supplementary value elsewhere, making it a quiet night overall.
Queta completely abandoned his typical scoring role to focus entirely on being a defensive enforcer and glass-cleaner. His immense +4.2 defensive credit and +4.0 hustle credit were fueled by a relentless 14 shot contests and 11 rebounds. He thrived purely in the margins, anchoring the paint even while his offensive touches vanished.
A brutal perimeter freeze defined Pritchard's outing, as he clanked his way to a 1-of-8 mark from beyond the arc. Despite the icy shooting, his +6.3 offensive credit shows he still found ways to create value, leaning on his playmaking (5 assists) to keep the offense moving. However, the sheer volume of missed triples ultimately capped his overall effectiveness.
Walsh leaned into a gritty, connective role, pulling down 5 rebounds and generating 3 deflections to make his presence felt without needing the ball. His surprising playmaking (3 assists) helped drive a solid +4.8 offensive credit despite scoring only 3 points. It was a blue-collar shift that showcased his ability to contribute through hustle and quick decisions.
Scheierman made his most significant impact on the defensive end, swiping 2 steals to fuel an impressive +4.0 defensive credit. He was highly selective on offense, taking just 4 shots, but his defensive activity allowed him to leave a positive footprint in his 15 minutes. It was a disciplined, low-usage shift defined by opportunistic defense.
Vučević was a complete non-factor offensively, managing just 2 points on a dismal 1-of-5 shooting clip. He managed to salvage his brief 14-minute stint through sheer effort, logging 6 contests to earn a +2.6 defensive credit. Still, his inability to stretch the floor or score inside rendered him an afterthought on the offensive end.
Garza was an absolute offensive flamethrower in his limited 13 minutes, converting 4 of his 5 attempts to rack up a massive +11.8 offensive credit. He supplemented his scoring punch with high energy inside, challenging shooters with 7 contests to earn a +2.7 hustle credit. He provided exactly the kind of instant-offense spark required of a bench big.
Harper Jr. provided a brief but steadying presence off the bench, using a steal and solid positioning to post a +2.9 defensive credit. He didn't force the issue offensively (+2.6 offense credit), hitting one of his two three-point looks while grabbing 3 boards. He executed his narrow role perfectly without making mistakes.
Banton saw just over a minute of garbage-time action, converting his only field goal attempt for 2 points. He had no time to establish any meaningful rhythm or impact the game's outcome.