April 25, 2026
EXPLORE THE GAME
Every shot, every lead change, every rotation — visualized.
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PLAYER PERFORMANCE
Phoenix Suns
Ighodaro doubled his season scoring average through ruthlessly efficient interior finishing (6-of-8 FG), driving a strong +12.6 Offense credit. While he was highly active as a screener (4 screen assists) and rim protector (8 contests), his individual matchup defense suffered as opponents shot 60% against him.
Booker struggled to find his scoring rhythm, managing just 16 points on a sluggish 6-of-16 from the floor. He pivoted to a playmaking role to salvage his +11.6 Offense credit (7 assists), but his defensive execution was lacking, allowing his assignments to shoot a blistering 64%.
Green shouldered a massive offensive burden, generating a +18.6 Offense credit by pairing 26 points with elevated playmaking (6 assists, avg 3.3). While he needed 19 shots to get there, his aggressive downhill attacks (7-of-8 from the stripe) and careful ball security (just 1 turnover) kept the offense humming.
Brooks erupted for a massive scoring night, pouring in 33 points on 52% shooting to drive a stellar +25.6 Offense credit. He coupled this blistering offensive output with his trademark physicality, contesting 6 shots and grabbing 7 boards, even as his defensive metrics (-1.5 Defense credit) lagged slightly behind his scoring heroics.
Gillespie's perimeter stroke betrayed him (1-of-5 from deep), but he completely redefined his value by crashing the glass for an uncharacteristic 10 rebounds. His activity level was off the charts with 4 deflections (+4.2 Hustle credit), though he was relentlessly targeted on defense, yielding a disastrous 10-of-13 shooting to his matchups.
O'Neale was a complete non-factor offensively, scoring just 3 points on 25% shooting to drag down his side of the floor (-1.6 Offense credit). He managed to salvage some utility through sturdy perimeter defense, holding his assignments to a suffocating 2-of-7 shooting clip while grabbing 6 rebounds.
Allen endured a miserable shooting night, missing six of his eight three-point attempts to finish well below his season scoring average. His struggles extended to the defensive end (-0.7 Defense credit), where opponents comfortably shot 64% against him despite his 4 contests.
Maluach played a highly marginalized role in his 7 minutes, attempting just two shots and grabbing a pair of rebounds. He offered a brief flash of rim deterrence by holding his matchup to 1-of-3 shooting, but ultimately failed to leave a lasting imprint on the game.
Highsmith was entirely invisible on the offensive end, failing to attempt a single shot while committing a turnover (-1.9 Offense credit). He provided a modicum of value through his defensive energy, logging 3 contests and limiting his matchup to 1-of-3 shooting in his brief 4-minute stint.
Bouyea was limited to less than a minute of garbage-time action. He recorded absolutely no counting stats or hustle metrics, rendering his court time completely empty.
Dunn saw less than a minute of floor time, managing to dish out a single assist before the final buzzer. With zero shot attempts or defensive stats, his brief cameo yielded a negligible +0.5 Offense credit.
Fleming was deployed for under a minute of mop-up duty at the end of the game. He failed to register a single statistic across any category, resulting in a completely neutral impact profile.
Coffey's fleeting one-minute appearance was actively harmful, as he managed to commit a turnover without attempting a shot or grabbing a rebound. This singular mistake drove his -1.9 Offense credit during an otherwise empty shift.
Oklahoma City Thunder
Gilgeous-Alexander delivered an absolute masterclass in offensive efficiency, torching the defense for 42 points on a staggering 15-of-18 from the floor. His masterful orchestration generated a massive +40.8 Offense credit, while his active hands held opponents to just 38% shooting when he was the nearest defender.
Mitchell's night was defined by extreme offensive volume paired with brutal inefficiency, needing 20 shots to score his 15 points (25% FG). Despite the erratic shot selection, he salvaged his floor time with suffocating point-of-attack defense, limiting his primary matchups to a stifling 3-of-13 shooting performance.
Holmgren sacrificed scoring volume (10 points, well below his 16.3 average) but maintained ruthless efficiency by converting 5-of-6 from the floor for a +10.1 Offense credit. While he contested 8 shots to anchor the paint, his individual matchup defense leaked value as opponents shot a blistering 64% against him.
Dort's offensive execution drove his positive value, as he generated a +9.3 Offense credit while hitting 3-of-7 from deep. He supplemented his scoring with elevated rebounding (6 boards, avg 2.4) and steady perimeter defense, holding his primary matchup to 44% shooting.
Hartenstein flipped his usual profile, sacrificing his typical dominance on the glass (just 3 rebounds vs his 9.4 average) to provide highly efficient interior scoring (+6.6 Offense credit). He remained a sturdy interior presence, holding his assignments to 4-of-9 shooting while chipping in 4 contests.
Wallace completely abandoned his offensive rhythm (2-of-8 shooting) but compensated by transforming into an absolute menace in the passing lanes. His staggering 7 deflections drove elite defensive value (+6.2 Defense credit, +6.0 Hustle credit), proving he can tilt a game entirely through relentless ball pressure.
Caruso provided the ultimate two-way spark, draining 3-of-6 from deep to fuel a +9.7 Offense credit while doubling his usual scoring output. He was equally disruptive on the other end, logging 6 contests and stifling his defensive assignments to a mere 3-of-9 shooting clip (+5.0 Defense credit).
Williams stretched the floor with moderate success, hitting 2-of-6 from deep to slightly exceed his season scoring average. He provided a sturdy interior presence with 6 contests and 6 rebounds, though opponents still managed a respectable 47% shooting against him when he was the primary defender.
McCain struggled to find his perimeter stroke (0-for-2 from deep) but managed to chip in on the glass with 4 rebounds in limited action. His +4.9 Offense credit indicates he kept the ball moving safely, avoiding turnovers entirely while playing adequate positional defense.
Wiggins played a highly marginalized role in his 11 minutes, attempting just a single shot and grabbing one rebound. With zero hustle stats recorded and minimal defensive engagement, his impact was largely invisible outside of a couple of clean passes that contributed to his +3.0 Offense credit.
Topić was relegated to brief garbage-time duty, logging less than a minute of floor time. He recorded zero counting stats or hustle metrics across the board, making it impossible to evaluate his performance beyond his mere presence on the court.
Williams saw less than a minute of action, failing to make an impact outside of a single missed three-pointer. The fleeting cameo yielded a minor -0.9 Offense credit, reflecting a completely empty shift at the end of the rotation.
