April 20, 2026
EXPLORE THE GAME
Every shot, every lead change, every rotation — visualized.
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PLAYER PERFORMANCE
Denver Nuggets
Operating as an unapologetic, high-usage offensive engine, he torched the nets with 6 three-pointers to fuel a massive +18.2 offensive credit. While his 4 turnovers showed some erratic orchestration, his aggressive scoring volume and solid positional rebounding (7 boards) kept the defense constantly on its heels.
He dictated the geometry of the court with sheer rebounding volume (15 boards) and elite orchestration (8 assists), driving a +13.7 offensive credit. Though his perimeter jumper was unusually frigid (1-of-7 from deep), his ability to anchor the glass and protect the rim (+3.1 defensive credit) ensured his superstar influence remained intact.
A passive offensive showing defined his night, as he managed just 8 points on 33% shooting to drag his offensive credit down to +4.5. While he provided solid connective tissue with 4 assists and zero turnovers, his inability to consistently pressure the rim left the frontcourt lacking its usual punch.
Brilliant two-way aggression defined his performance, pairing a highly efficient 16 points with flawless decision-making (5 assists, zero turnovers) for a +14.7 offensive credit. He was equally disruptive on the other end, utilizing active hands to swipe 2 steals and generate a robust +4.8 defensive credit.
His perimeter stroke abandoned him (1-of-6 from deep), but he still managed to salvage a +10.1 offensive credit by attacking inside the arc and avoiding turnovers entirely. However, his lack of engagement on the glass (just 1 rebound) and a -1.1 defensive credit highlighted his struggles when the three-ball isn't falling.
He delivered the quintessential microwave scoring experience, catching fire from beyond the arc (a perfect 3-of-3) to generate a +12.1 offensive credit. By drawing fouls and avoiding turnovers entirely, he maximized his value as an instant-offense weapon despite offering zero playmaking.
He provided a modest offensive spark by knocking down a pair of three-pointers, earning a +3.7 offensive credit in his 16 minutes of action. However, his usual defensive utility was missing (-1.4 defensive credit), and a lack of peripheral hustle stats prevented him from truly tilting the floor.
Trapped in rotational purgatory, he logged 10 empty minutes characterized by total offensive invisibility and zero shot attempts. His inability to find any rhythm resulted in negative marks across the board, including a -1.9 offensive credit and a -1.6 defensive credit.
Marooned at the end of the rotation, he struggled to find any rhythm during a microscopic three-minute stint. Failing to attempt a single shot, his presence was barely felt outside of grabbing two rebounds before returning to the bench, yielding a -1.2 defensive credit.
Minnesota Timberwolves
Sheer volume scoring and aggressive rebounding defined his two-way impact, driving a robust +15.9 offensive credit despite erratic perimeter efficiency (3-of-11 from deep). He supplemented his 30-point outburst with excellent rim protection for a guard, swatting 2 shots to help anchor a +5.3 defensive credit.
Defensive struggles heavily weighed down his overall profile, reflected in a -3.5 defensive credit and a complete lack of peripheral stats (zero steals or blocks). While he found some rhythm inside the arc (7-of-12 on twos), his 3 live-ball turnovers stunted the offensive flow and capped his offensive credit at +3.6.
A highly adaptable offensive hub performance defined his night, generating a massive +19.6 offensive credit. He punished the defense at all three levels (50% from the field, 8-of-10 from the line) while keeping his decision-making crisp, as evidenced by 6 assists against just a single turnover.
Blistering perimeter shooting (4-of-7 from deep) and excellent connective playmaking fueled a highly efficient +10.9 offensive credit. He operated as a vital sparkplug rather than a chaotic variable, crashing the glass for 7 rebounds and dishing 6 assists to round out a stellar two-way showing that included a +2.1 defensive credit.
An uncharacteristically quiet night on the glass (7 rebounds, well below his 11.5 average) and a near-total offensive vanishing act (2 points on 1-of-4 shooting) severely limited his usual interior dominance. He still managed to provide some resistance with a +2.0 defensive credit and a pair of steals, but his lack of rim pressure (-1.5 offensive credit) left the frontcourt wanting.
Operating as a reliable microwave presence, he avoided the erratic decision-making that sometimes plagues his game by committing zero turnovers. His clean offensive execution (+8.8 offensive credit) was bolstered by strong work on the boards, grabbing 9 rebounds to anchor the second unit's frontcourt.
Though his scoring volume dipped well below his season average (9 points), he maintained his offensive value (+8.8 credit) through efficient shot selection (4-of-8 shooting) and crisp playmaking (5 assists). However, a lack of defensive disruption (-1.6 defensive credit) prevented him from fully tilting the floor in his minutes.
He fully embraced his role as an electric microwave scorer, torching the nets for 13 points on a blistering 4-of-5 shooting in under 10 minutes of action. This hyper-efficient burst generated a +11.6 offensive credit, proving he can be an instant-offense weapon when his jumper is dialed in.
A total offensive vanishing act (zero points on one attempt) relegated him to a purely connective and defensive role during his brief stint. He managed to salvage some value with a +1.9 defensive credit and a steal, but his passivity severely capped his overall influence (+0.2 offensive credit).
Father Time and a diminished bench role were evident as he failed to attempt a single shot or grab a rebound in his four minutes of action. While he managed to distribute 2 assists to scrape together a +1.0 offensive credit, his inability to pressure the defense rendered him largely invisible.
