May 02, 2026
EXPLORE THE GAME
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PLAYER PERFORMANCE
Boston Celtics
Extreme offensive volume drove his 26.0-point eruption, though it required a grueling 26 shot attempts (9-of-26 FG) to get there. He supplemented that +16.3 offensive credit with a masterclass in hustle, generating 4 deflections, 3.0 blocks, and a massive +7.5 hustle credit to impact winning on the margins.
A relentless two-way workload defined his night, headlined by a high-volume 33.0-point scoring output that fueled a +19.7 offensive credit. He was equally dominant defensively, racking up 12 contests, 3.0 blocks, and a +9.4 defensive credit while holding his matchups to just 40% shooting (6-of-15).
An ice-cold shooting night (0-of-4 FG) completely erased his scoring value, dropping him to 0.0 points. Despite the offensive vanishing act, he salvaged some utility on the margins by crashing the glass for 6.0 rebounds (well above his 2.7 average) and chipping in a +2.0 defensive credit.
Offensive invisibility plagued his brief shift, as he missed both of his shot attempts and posted a dismal -3.4 offensive credit. While he failed to grab a single rebound, he did show some resistance inside by logging 4 contests and holding opponents to 2-of-7 shooting (29%) when targeted.
Despite failing to score in his four minutes of action, he made a chaotic impact on the defensive end with 2.0 steals and a +5.3 defensive credit. His point-of-attack defense was highly volatile, however, as opponents converted a perfect 3-of-3 against him when he was the primary contest.
Connective playmaking (+12.5 offense credit) kept him valuable even as his individual scoring dipped below average to 13.0 points on inefficient 5-of-13 shooting. He compensated for the cold jumper by dishing out 7.0 assists and grabbing an above-average 5.0 rebounds to keep the offense flowing.
Flawless interior finishing (7-of-8 FG) allowed him to pour in 17.0 points and anchor a massive +18.5 offensive credit. He paired that hyper-efficient scoring with relentless dirty work, vacuuming up 12.0 rebounds and setting 6 screen assists to dominate the paint.
Blistering perimeter efficiency defined his role, as he knocked down 3-of-6 from deep to generate a +10.7 offensive credit. He operated strictly as a floor-spacing specialist, adding 11.0 points while holding his own defensively (opponents shot 3-of-7 against him).
A brutal perimeter freeze (0-of-3 from deep) completely erased his offensive utility, resulting in a -2.9 offensive credit. He tried to compensate by grabbing 3.0 rebounds and logging 4 contests, but his overall impact remained deeply negative across 13 minutes of action.
A completely invisible offensive shift (-1.8 offense credit) saw him miss both of his three-point attempts and fail to record a single counting stat. His brief five minutes of action offered almost no resistance, as he failed to log a single contest while his lone matchup converted their only shot.
Philadelphia 76ers
Elite two-way execution defined his marathon 45-minute shift, highlighted by a hyper-efficient 30.0-point outburst (11-of-18 FG) that generated a +27.2 offensive credit. He complemented that scoring engine with surprisingly stout defense, logging 10 contests and locking down his matchups to a mere 29% conversion rate (5-of-17).
A blistering perimeter display (5-of-11 from deep) fueled a +13.3 offensive credit and pushed his scoring well above his season average to 23.0 points. He was equally relentless on the other end, logging 12 contests and stifling his matchups to 32% shooting (7-of-22) to anchor the perimeter defense.
Smothering point-of-attack defense defined his night, as opponents shot a dismal 24% (4-of-17) when he was the primary defender. While his offensive volume was unusually low (13.0 points) and marred by 3 live-ball turnovers, his +3.8 hustle credit and 3 deflections kept him highly impactful on the margins.
Brute-force offensive dominance (+27.9 offense credit) drove his massive 34.0-point, 12.0-rebound performance. He paired that high-usage scoring with elite rim protection, holding his matchups to just 38% shooting (8-of-21) to generate a +6.2 defensive credit.
A cold shooting night (2-of-6 FG, 0-of-3 3P) highlighted his ongoing perimeter struggles, dropping his scoring well below average (6.0 points). His defensive impact (+1.0 defense credit) was muted as his primary matchups shot a blistering 67% (6-of-9) against him, though he did manage to chip in 2 deflections and +2.7 hustle credit.
A stark lack of scoring aggression (1-of-4 FG) left him well below his season average with just 3.0 points. He managed to salvage some value through connective playmaking (+3.7 offense credit) and above-average rebounding (6.0 boards), but his overall impact was severely limited by his offensive passivity.
Complete invisibility across just 8 minutes of action rendered him a non-factor, failing to attempt a single shot or grab more than 1.0 rebound. His brief stint was actively harmful on the other end, yielding a -1.2 defensive credit as opponents converted both of their attempts against him.
A brief two-minute cameo provided nothing but empty cardio, as he failed to record a single point, rebound, or assist. His defensive presence was entirely ineffective, allowing a perfect 3-of-3 shooting from his matchups to drag down his defensive credit (-0.8).
Deployed for just two minutes, he operated purely as a defensive placeholder without touching the box score. He did manage to log 2 contests and a +0.8 defensive credit, though his offensive impact was completely nonexistent.
