April 25, 2026
EXPLORE THE GAME
Every shot, every lead change, every rotation — visualized.
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PLAYER PERFORMANCE
Atlanta Hawks
Johnson struggled to find his rhythm from the floor (4-of-12 shooting), relying heavily on perfect free-throw shooting to salvage a +9.2 Offense credit. His rebounding plummeted well below his season average (3 boards vs 8.7 avg), and his defensive impact was slightly negative (-0.4) despite contesting 7 shots.
Alexander-Walker's lethal perimeter shooting (5-of-10 from deep) was completely undone by a disastrous 6 turnovers, cratering his Offense credit to just +1.2. His defensive execution was equally problematic (-2.4 Defense credit), as he allowed his primary matchup to shoot a blistering 8-of-9 from the field.
McCollum's surprisingly stout defensive effort defined his night, as he tallied 9 contests, 4 deflections, and 2 blocks to earn a +5.6 Defense credit. However, his offensive value was severely muted (+3.5 Offense) by 4 turnovers and a frigid 0-of-4 showing from beyond the arc.
Daniels compensated for a quiet scoring night with elite perimeter disruption, racking up 6 deflections to drive a +6.3 Defense credit. He completely smothered his primary matchup (4-of-12 shooting) while operating as a vital connective playmaker (+5.9 Offense) with 6 assists and 9 rebounds.
Okongwu was an absolute terror in the passing lanes, generating 4 steals and 6 deflections to post a massive +8.7 Defense credit. While his primary matchup scorched him (9-of-11 shooting), his highly efficient offensive role (+8.5 Offense) and chaotic defensive playmaking kept him highly impactful.
A brutal perimeter shooting slump (0-of-6 from deep) derailed Kuminga's offensive rhythm, dragging his Offense credit down to a meager +1.4. He managed to salvage some value through defensive activity, logging 3 deflections and 5 contests, but his overall inefficiency severely limited his impact.
Vincent provided a sudden and much-needed scoring burst off the bench, doubling his season average to notch 10 points on crisp 50% shooting. His +6.2 Offense credit reflects his efficient perimeter stroke (2-of-4 from deep), though he offered virtually nothing else across the box score.
Gueye was entirely invisible on offense, failing to score a single point, but he found ways to contribute through sheer effort. He drew a charge and grabbed 4 rebounds to generate a solid +3.1 Hustle credit in his 11 minutes of action.
Kispert endured a miserable shooting night, clanking 6 of his 7 attempts to finish with just 3 points and a minimal +1.6 Offense credit. His struggles extended to the defensive end, where he allowed his matchup to shoot 75% when guarded.
Bradley maximized his brief seven-minute stint, converting his only shot and dominating the glass with 5 rebounds to post a +5.7 Offense credit. He was equally effective defensively (+2.2 Defense), completely blanking his primary matchup on four shot attempts.
Wallace struggled to make an impact in his four minutes, missing both of his field goal attempts to finish with a negligible +0.8 Offense credit. His only points came at the free-throw line in a largely empty performance.
Risacher saw minimal action, hitting one three-pointer to generate a +3.4 Offense credit in just under four minutes. He grabbed a couple of rebounds but otherwise left no significant footprint on the game.
Newell packed an impressive amount of defensive activity into just four minutes, tallying a steal, a block, and a deflection to earn a +3.2 Defense credit. His offensive involvement was limited to a single made basket (+1.7 Offense), but his energy was palpable.
New York Knicks
Anunoby delivered a dominant two-way performance, anchoring the perimeter defense while serving as a highly efficient scoring engine. His stifling defensive presence (+5.9 Defense credit) was highlighted by 11 contests and holding his primary matchup to a frigid 5-of-13 shooting. Meanwhile, his +17.1 Offense credit reflects his crisp shot-making (9-of-16 overall, 3-of-6 from deep) and strong work on the glass (10 rebounds).
Severe turnover issues derailed Brunson's offensive rhythm, as his 6 giveaways (double his 2.8 average) dragged his Offense credit down to a meager +0.9. While he managed to hit 3-of-7 from beyond the arc, his overall inefficiency (7-of-18 shooting) and sloppy decision-making overshadowed a respectable defensive effort featuring 3 deflections.
Hart's relentless motor drove his value, generating 5 deflections to fuel a stout +6.8 Defense credit despite his primary matchup shooting 70% when guarded. His offensive impact was muted (+2.0 Offense) by a continued perimeter slump (1-of-5 from deep), but his typical rebounding aggression (9 boards) and hustle plays kept him heavily involved.
Towns operated as a flawless offensive hub, leveraging his passing vision to notch 10 assists (well above his 4.0 average) and drive a massive +21.9 Offense credit. He complemented his elite playmaking with ruthless scoring efficiency (6-of-10 from the field, 7-of-9 at the line) while chipping in 4 deflections to bolster his defensive footprint.
Bridges settled into a highly efficient but extremely low-volume offensive role, taking just four shots to generate his +8.2 Offense credit. His passivity limited his overall footprint in just 19 minutes of action, though he played mistake-free basketball with zero turnovers.
McBride provided a crucial scoring punch off the bench, burying 3-of-6 from deep to easily surpass his recent scoring average and post a +9.2 Offense credit. However, his value was entirely one-sided, as he offered zero peripheral stats and leaked value on the other end with a -2.4 Defense credit.
Clarkson played a strictly one-dimensional role, providing a modest scoring lift (+6.0 Offense credit) while failing to register a single rebound or assist. His defensive engagement was passable, holding his matchup to 3-of-8 shooting, but his overall footprint remained exceptionally narrow.
Robinson operated as a highly efficient interior presence, converting his limited touches (2-of-3 shooting) to generate a robust +12.0 Offense credit. He dominated his space on the glass with 8 rebounds and provided steady rim deterrence, limiting his primary matchup to just 40% shooting.
Alvarado was a disruptive menace on the perimeter, racking up 3 steals and 4 deflections to anchor a stellar +7.2 Defense credit. He didn't demand the ball much offensively, but his timely perimeter shooting (2-of-3 from deep) ensured his defensive havoc translated into winning basketball.
Hukporti provided a brief burst of interior activity in his limited minutes, grabbing 3 rebounds and swatting a shot to earn a +1.6 Defense credit. However, his offensive impact was non-existent, failing to score while committing a turnover.
Diawara completely misfired during his brief stint, missing all three of his shot attempts to post a negative Offense credit (-1.6). He did manage to completely shut down his matchup (0-for-4 shooting), but his inability to contribute offensively rendered his minutes empty.
Kolek was a non-factor in his brief three-minute cameo, managing just a single made basket for a +2.0 Offense credit. He offered no playmaking or rebounding, serving strictly as garbage-time cardio.
Shamet made his only shot attempt from beyond the arc, yielding a minor +1.1 Offense credit in just three minutes of action. He recorded no other statistics, operating purely as a fleeting floor-spacer.
