May 01, 2026
EXPLORE THE GAME
Every shot, every lead change, every rotation — visualized.
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PLAYER PERFORMANCE
Toronto Raptors
Barnes fully embraced his role as a towering offensive engine, dishing out a massive 14 assists (↑ his 8.6 average) to orchestrate a +20.5 offensive credit. He was equally dominant as a scorer, pouring in 25 points on efficient 11-of-21 shooting despite missing both of his three-point attempts. His defensive disruption was elite, racking up 3 steals and 3 blocks (↑ his 1.2 average) to anchor a stellar +9.9 defensive credit.
Barrett operated as a high-volume wing but struggled with momentum-killing tunnel vision, needing 21 shots to score 24 points. His decision-making was particularly damaging, as 5 turnovers (↓ his 2.7 average) actively dragged down his +7.5 offensive credit. However, he remained highly engaged on the glass with 9 rebounds (↑ his 6.0 average) and contested 13 shots to provide solid two-way effort.
Walter thrived in an elevated spot-starter role, erupting for 24 points (↑ his 10.1 average) on highly efficient 7-of-13 shooting. His lethal perimeter marksmanship (4-of-9 from deep) fueled a massive +20.2 offensive credit, completely offsetting his lack of playmaking (zero assists). He was also a menace defensively, swiping 3 steals (↑ his 1.7 average) and logging 7 contests to secure a robust +7.7 defensive credit.
Shead's offensive value was severely dragged down by erratic finishing, as he converted just 2 of his 9 field goal attempts. While his 6 assists demonstrated his playmaking ambitions, his inability to score efficiently resulted in a negative offensive credit (-0.4). His lack of defensive disruption (zero deflections) further compounded a frustrating night where he struggled to generate positive momentum.
Poeltl was virtually invisible as an interior finisher, managing just 2 points (↓ his 9.5 average) on a mere 3 field goal attempts. Despite his offensive passivity, he found ways to contribute heavily on the other end, logging 11 contests and 6 deflections to generate a +6.2 defensive credit. His 2 steals (↑ his 0.9 average) further highlighted a performance defined entirely by gritty defensive disruption rather than scoring.
Murray-Boyles operated as a bruising two-way force, pairing 17 points (↑ his 13.5 average) on 60% shooting with relentless defensive activity. His 7 deflections, 2 steals, and 3 blocks (↑ his 0.9 average) powered a stellar +6.6 defensive credit. Despite coughing up 4 turnovers (↓ his 1.1 average), his +12.7 offensive credit shows he was highly effective when attacking the paint.
Mamukelashvili was an offensive ghost, attempting just 3 shots and finishing with a mere 2 points (↓ his 9.5 average). Despite his scoring struggles, he found ways to contribute defensively, using 1 steal and 1 block (↑ his 0.3 average) to anchor a solid +5.0 defensive credit. His low-usage shift highlights a night where his typical floor-stretching value completely vanished.
Battle managed a brief but efficient scoring cameo, hitting 2 of his 4 shots to generate 5 points (↑ his 4.4 average) in just 11 minutes. However, his overall impact was muted by complete statistical invisibility elsewhere, recording zero rebounds (↓ his 1.5 average) and zero assists. His +3.3 offensive credit reflects his shot-making, but his -0.4 defensive credit shows he was a liability on the other end.
Lawson provided a sudden burst of perimeter shooting off the deep bench, hitting 2 of his 3 attempts from deep to score 6 points (↑ his 4.1 average). While his shot-making earned him a +3.2 offensive credit, he offered absolutely nothing else across his 10 minutes of action. His lack of defensive resistance (just 1 contest) resulted in a -1.2 defensive credit, highlighting his one-dimensional impact.
Cleveland Cavaliers
Harden mitigated a poor shooting night (5-of-14 from the floor) by operating as a high-leverage floor general, racking up 9 assists (↑ his 7.1 average) and 9 rebounds. His +12.8 offensive credit highlights his ability to orchestrate the offense even when his own jumper isn't falling. He also chipped in defensively with 3 deflections and 2 steals, contributing to a solid +6.2 defensive credit.
Mobley dominated as a two-way hub, leveraging a heavy workload into a massive offensive output (+21.3 offensive credit). He paired efficient scoring (26 points on 9-of-15 shooting) with active floor-stretching (3-of-7 from deep) to anchor the frontcourt. His 6 deflections and 10 contests powered a robust +6.8 defensive credit, showcasing his elite disruption.
Inefficient volume shooting defined Mitchell's night, as he needed 26 attempts to score 24 points while struggling heavily from beyond the arc (2-of-10). His playmaking also dipped below his usual standard with just 2 assists (↓ his 4.0 average) against 3 turnovers. Consequently, his modest +6.7 offensive credit reflects a high-usage performance that failed to create consistent high-quality looks.
Allen provided ruthless interior efficiency, converting 6 of his 8 field goal attempts to generate a strong +14.0 offensive credit. His rim presence was equally vital on the other end, where 15 shot contests and 2 blocks (↑ his 1.5 average) anchored the paint. This high-level two-way execution allowed him to thrive without needing heavy usage.
Strus struggled to find his usual scoring volume, finishing with just 6 points (↓ his 10.9 average) on a low-usage 2-of-6 shooting night. While he hit half his perimeter looks (2-of-4 from deep), his lack of defensive disruption—registering zero deflections or loose-ball recoveries—limited his overall effectiveness. His modest +3.5 offensive credit reflects a quiet night where he operated mostly on the margins.
Wade stepped up offensively with 10 points (↑ his 5.2 average), converting efficiently inside the arc while hitting a pair of triples. However, his ball security was uncharacteristically poor, as his 2 turnovers (↓ his 0.4 average) slightly dampened his +5.1 offensive credit. He provided solid rebounding from the wing, grabbing 5 boards to help stabilize the second unit.
Merrill's perimeter touch completely vanished, resulting in a hollow 2-point outing (↓ his 10.3 average) on 1-of-5 shooting. His inability to connect from deep (0-of-3) actively harmed the floor spacing, leading to a negative offensive credit (-1.6). While he managed 3 deflections to salvage some hustle value, the lack of scoring rendered his minutes largely ineffective.
Schröder endured a brutal shooting performance, failing to make a single field goal (0-of-4) and relying entirely on 7 free throws for his scoring. His playmaking was equally absent with just 1 assist (↓ his 3.5 average), leading to a meager +1.1 offensive credit. He salvaged some defensive value (+3.5 credit) through 2 steals and 2 loose-ball recoveries, but his offensive creation was practically non-existent.
Erratic perimeter shooting defined Tyson's night, as he connected on just 1 of his 5 attempts from beyond the arc to finish with 5 points (↓ his 10.1 average). While his 3 assists (↑ his 2.2 average) showed some playmaking utility, a negative defensive credit (-0.6) and minimal hustle stats (1 contest) limited his two-way impact. His +1.6 offensive credit reflects a frustrating lack of scoring efficiency.
Bryant was completely invisible offensively during his brief 7-minute cameo, failing to score (↓ his 6.2 average) and attempting just one shot. His defensive impact was equally hollow, yielding a -0.5 defensive credit while grabbing only 2 rebounds. This empty-calorie shift highlighted his struggles to carve out consistent value as a deep-bench reserve.