April 22, 2026
EXPLORE THE GAME
Every shot, every lead change, every rotation — visualized.
PHX
OKC
PHX
PLAYER PERFORMANCE
Oklahoma City Thunder
An unstoppable blend of volume scoring and elite orchestration yielded a massive +29.2 Offense credit, highlighted by 37 points and 9 assists. He was equally suffocating on the perimeter, locking down his assignments to 3-of-9 shooting (33%) to secure a robust +4.2 Defense credit.
Relentless rim protection defined his interior dominance, racking up 4 blocks and an absurd 17 shot contests to anchor an +8.2 Defense credit. He paired this defensive workload with efficient floor-spacing (3-of-6 from deep) to drive a +9.9 Offense credit, though his matchups still managed to find success on high volume (13-of-24 shooting).
His offensive contribution was entirely reliant on the three-point shot, deriving all his field goals from beyond the arc (3-of-7) for a modest +5.8 Offense credit. He provided sturdy, if unspectacular, point-of-attack defense, limiting his assignments to 43% shooting without generating much peripheral hustle stats.
Surgical shot selection drove his highly productive +14.9 Offense credit, as he carved up the defense on 64% shooting from the field. While his offensive execution was nearly flawless, he offered little resistance on the other end, allowing his matchups to convert 3-of-5 attempts.
Absolute dominance in drop coverage suffocated the opposition, as he contested 9 shots and held his direct matchups to a miserable 15% (2-of-13) from the floor. His physical presence extended to the glass and the pick-and-roll, securing 10 rebounds and generating a +14.1 Offense credit through timely finishing and 3 screen assists.
Versatile playmaking and steady rebounding from the guard spot drove a strong +12.4 Offense credit, despite a cold night from beyond the arc (1-of-5 3P). He paired his offensive creation with pesky perimeter defense, grabbing 2 steals and holding opponents to 42% shooting when targeted.
Disruptive off-ball activity fueled his defensive value, as he racked up 3 steals, 4 deflections, and a drawn charge to anchor a +6.6 Defense credit. However, he struggled mightily in isolation defense, allowing his primary matchups to torch him for 5-of-7 shooting (71%).
A staggering 8 deflections and 3 steals powered an elite +7.4 Hustle credit, showcasing his relentless motor despite a completely scoreless offensive night. Curiously, while his off-ball disruption was phenomenal (+7.6 Defense), he was repeatedly exploited in direct coverage, allowing a brutal 75% conversion rate to his matchups.
A frigid shooting performance hampered his typical microwave role, as he connected on just 2-of-7 attempts from deep, resulting in a -0.3 Offense credit. He managed to stay engaged defensively, holding his assignments to 40% shooting, but the lack of scoring severely limited his overall impact.
A complete lack of offensive rhythm resulted in a scoreless outing and a negative Offense credit (-1.2), as he failed to convert any of his attempts. He salvaged some value on the other end through disciplined positioning, contesting 4 shots and limiting his matchups to 33% shooting to earn a +2.4 Defense credit.
He saw just 8 seconds of floor time, functioning merely as a situational substitution. The microscopic stint offered no chance to accumulate stats or impact the game.
Phoenix Suns
Damaging ball security and poor shot selection completely derailed his offensive value, as evidenced by his 7 turnovers (avg 2.5) and a muted +0.3 Offense credit. Despite generating some activity with 4 deflections (+4.0 Hustle), his inability to contain his matchup (opponents shot 59% against him) compounded the damage.
Efficient interior scoring and frequent trips to the foul line (8-of-10 FT) drove a solid +12.5 Offense credit, though 5 turnovers (avg 2.3) capped his ceiling as a creator. His defensive resistance was practically nonexistent, allowing his assignments to scorch him for 9-of-13 shooting (69%).
A blistering perimeter display fueled his massive +19.8 Offense credit, as he poured in 30 points (avg 15.3) on highly efficient 5-of-9 shooting from deep. However, his defensive impact (-1.4 Defense) lagged behind his scoring outburst, allowing his primary matchups to convert 54% of their looks.
Playmaking from the frontcourt highlighted his offensive contribution, generating a +7.1 Offense credit through his 5 assists (avg 2.7) and 3 screen assists. Unfortunately, he struggled heavily as a rim protector, permitting opponents to shoot a blistering 64% when he was the primary defender.
Despite a cold shooting night (3-of-9 FG), he found ways to contribute across the board with above-average rebounding (6 boards) and playmaking (6 assists). His effort translated into sturdy point-of-attack resistance, holding his matchups to 43% shooting and earning a +4.1 Defense credit.
An absolute masterclass in two-way efficiency defined his night, combining flawless perimeter shooting (4-of-5 3P) for a +16.6 Offense credit. He was equally dominant on the other end, utilizing 10 contests and 4 deflections to stifle opponents to 35% shooting and secure a +6.2 Defense credit.
Operating primarily as a low-usage interior presence, he managed a few efficient finishes (2-of-3 FG) but failed to leave a significant mark offensively (-0.2 Offense). He did show flashes of rim deterrence, contesting 4 shots and holding his matchups to a respectable 40% from the floor.
Complete offensive invisibility plagued his short stint on the floor, failing to attempt a single shot or record a point in nearly eight minutes of action. His muted presence yielded negligible impact across the board (-0.5 Defense), reflecting a continuation of his recent shooting slump.
A fleeting 25-second cameo prevented him from registering any meaningful statistics or impact. He simply served as an end-of-quarter placeholder without factoring into the game's outcome.
Logging less than a minute of garbage time, he recorded no stats and generated zero measurable impact. The brief appearance was purely procedural.
He saw only 25 seconds of court time, leaving his box score completely empty. The minimal run offered no opportunity to influence the game in any capacity.
