Barrett's aggressive offensive creation (+7.6) was severely undercut by inefficient volume shooting, as he needed 25 attempts to reach his 23 points (36% FG). Despite generating 3 steals (↑), his defensive impact was compromised by allowing his primary matchup to shoot a blistering 67% (8-of-12).

Walter's performance was defined by relentless off-ball activity, racking up 4 deflections and drawing a charge to fuel a robust +6.5 hustle credit. He complemented this defensive energy (+6.5 defense credit) by knocking down 3-of-7 from beyond the arc, proving to be a disruptive two-way presence despite a quiet rebounding night.

A massive +19.9 offensive credit highlights Barnes's highly efficient scoring (8-of-14 FG) and ability to dictate the flow of the game. He paired this offensive engine role with stifling point-of-attack defense, holding his primary matchup to just 36% shooting (4-of-11) while logging 5 contests.

Shead's playmaking was a bright spot (+8.6 offensive credit) as he dished out an above-average 7 assists while committing just a single turnover. However, his scoring volume was highly inefficient, requiring 16 shot attempts to generate 14 points (31% FG) and dragging down his overall effectiveness.

Poeltl provided highly efficient interior finishing (4-of-5 FG) but struggled to anchor the paint defensively, allowing his matchup to shoot 62% from the floor. However, his relentless motor was evident in the hustle metrics, where he tallied 10 shot contests and 3 screen assists to generate a +3.3 hustle credit.

Despite a sharp drop in scoring volume (8 points, ↓), Murray-Boyles remained highly efficient from the floor (3-of-5 FG) to secure a +6.5 offensive credit. His defensive metrics were a mixed bag, as he generated 2 steals (↑) and 6 contests but allowed his primary matchup to shoot a blistering 67%.

Lawson's offensive game was virtually non-existent (2 points on 25% shooting), but he salvaged his minutes through sheer effort to earn a +4.8 hustle credit. He proved to be a genuine nuisance on the defensive end, logging 4 contests, drawing a charge, and smothering his matchup into 1-of-5 shooting.

Battle played a quiet but highly effective role as a perimeter stopper, completely blanketing his primary matchup to the tune of 0-for-7 shooting. Offensively, he was a near-ghost during his 13 minutes, managing just 3 points on three field goal attempts while generating a modest +1.8 offensive credit.

Mamukelashvili's brief 8-minute stint was defined by absolute statistical invisibility outside of his scoring, failing to record a single rebound, assist, steal, or block. While he converted half of his field goals (3-of-6), his inability to stretch the floor (0-of-2 from deep) or impact the glass (↓ 0 rebounds) limited his overall utility.

Temple logged just 25 seconds of garbage-time cardio, failing to register a single box score or hustle statistic. His fleeting appearance had zero measurable impact on the game's outcome, resulting in a flat +0.0 offensive credit.

Relegated to the absolute end of the bench, Mogbo saw only 25 seconds of action. He predictably recorded no stats across the board during this microscopic stint, leaving his component credits entirely neutral.

Dick's night consisted entirely of a 25-second cameo where he simply ran out the clock. He generated zero statistical production in any category, completely neutralizing his impact footprint.

Jackson-Davis was limited to just 25 seconds of floor time, serving as a human victory cigar. He produced a completely empty statistical line across his brief appearance, yielding a +0.0 defensive credit.