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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
