April 25, 2026
EXPLORE THE GAME
Every shot, every lead change, every rotation — visualized.
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PLAYER PERFORMANCE
Minnesota Timberwolves
Gobert was an absolute terror on the interior, contesting a massive 13 shots and racking up 4 deflections to drive a +7.9 defensive credit. His offensive touch was nonexistent (4 points on 2-of-8 shooting), but he generated a +5.2 hustle credit through 7 screen assists and relentless glass-cleaning (15 rebounds). He embraced his role as a defensive anchor, forcing opponents to shoot just 42 percent on a staggering 26 attempts against him.
McDaniels leveraged his length to suffocate opponents on the perimeter, holding his matchups to a dismal 6-of-16 shooting mark. While his jumper remained erratic (4-of-11 from the field), he salvaged a +10.0 offensive credit by attacking the glass for 8 rebounds (well above his 4.4 average) and hitting all four of his free throws. His 7 shot contests provided steady resistance, even if his overall defensive credit dipped slightly below zero.
Randle's offensive flow was derailed by inefficient volume (6-of-16 shooting) and 4 turnovers, dragging his offensive credit down to a meager +3.0. He compensated by locking in defensively, smothering his primary matchups to a 38 percent shooting clip and contesting 6 shots. His 9 rebounds (above his 6.2 average) helped secure possessions, even as his playmaking and scoring faltered.
Edwards endured a brutal offensive outing, managing just 5 points on 1-of-8 shooting to post a negative offensive credit (-0.2). He failed to record a single assist, completely stalling out as a creator during his 17 minutes of action. His only silver lining came on defense, where he quietly held his matchups to 1-of-3 shooting.
DiVincenzo barely broke a sweat, logging just over a minute of action before exiting. He managed to record a single assist and one shot contest, resulting in negligible component credits across the board.
Dosunmu delivered an absolute offensive masterclass, erupting for 43 points on a flawless 5-of-5 from deep and 12-of-12 from the line to generate a staggering +43.6 offensive credit. He paired this nuclear scoring efficiency with relentless two-way energy, logging 10 shot contests and 2 loose-ball recoveries for a +4.5 hustle credit. His defensive execution was equally brilliant, suffocating his matchups to a 33 percent shooting clip on 15 attempts.
Reid provided a massive offensive spark off the bench, pouring in 17 points on efficient 7-of-13 shooting to drive a +13.3 offensive credit. He dominated the glass with 9 rebounds (well above his 6.0 average) and added a +3.9 defensive credit by holding opponents to 3-of-7 shooting. His aggressive interior play more than made up for a cold 1-of-5 night from beyond the arc.
Conley operated as a low-usage game manager, posting a modest +3.4 offensive credit by handing out 4 assists and hitting half of his four shots. He flashed quick hands defensively with 2 steals and 2 deflections, fueling a +2.2 defensive credit. However, his on-ball resistance was lacking, as opponents shot a comfortable 57 percent against him.
Hyland's perimeter jumper completely abandoned him (0-of-5 from deep), but he salvaged a +6.8 offensive credit by pivoting into a pure distribution role with 7 assists. He was surprisingly disruptive on the other end, logging 3 deflections and clamping his matchups to 2-of-7 shooting. His +2.5 defensive credit highlights a rare two-way effort on a night where his scoring touch was absent.
Shannon made the most of his limited seven minutes, drilling his only three-point attempt to secure a +3.0 offensive credit. He offered virtually nothing else across the box score, finishing without a rebound or assist. His defensive impact was negligible, registering a single shot contest before heading back to the bench.
Anderson was effectively a ghost during his brief three-minute stint, failing to record a single point, rebound, or assist. His lone field goal attempt missed, resulting in a slightly negative offensive credit (-0.8) in a purely ceremonial appearance.
Denver Nuggets
Murray shouldered a massive scoring burden, pouring in 30 points to generate a stellar +19.6 offensive credit despite needing 25 shots to get there. His flawless 7-of-7 trip to the foul line salvaged his overall efficiency on a night where his playmaking took a slight backseat (5 assists vs 7.1 average). Defensively, he held his own, limiting opponents to 5-of-11 shooting as the primary defender.
Jokić dominated the game's flow despite an uncharacteristically poor 8-of-22 shooting night, driving a massive +19.0 offensive credit through elite playmaking (9 assists) and foul-drawing (8-of-8 FTs). His defensive engagement was superb, generating 5 deflections and 3 steals (above his 1.3 average) to fuel a +9.2 defensive credit. He anchored the glass with 15 rebounds and stifled opponents to 43 percent shooting as the primary defender.
Braun's low-usage offensive night (8 points on just four attempts) kept his offensive credit at a modest +3.8. He made his mark through sheer activity, racking up 4 deflections and 3 screen assists to drive a solid +3.6 hustle credit. However, his on-ball defense faltered, as matchups shot a blistering 55 percent when he was the nearest defender.
Johnson struggled to find his typical scoring volume, managing just 9 points on six shot attempts as his recent perimeter slump continued. His +3.8 offensive credit reflects efficient conversion when he did shoot (3-of-6), but his lack of aggression limited his overall footprint. Defensively, he offered little resistance, allowing his matchups to shoot 50 percent when he was the nearest defender.
Gordon's offensive utility cratered due to a frigid 1-of-5 showing from beyond the arc, continuing a troubling recent perimeter slump. While his 7 contests provided some interior resistance, his defensive credit (+0.6) remained muted as opponents converted 8-of-17 shots against him. He failed to register a single assist or secure his usual rebounding volume, rendering him largely ineffective.
A brutal 0-of-6 showing from beyond the arc defined Hardaway's offensive struggles, though he salvaged a +7.6 offensive credit by attacking the rim and hitting 4-of-5 free throws. He surprisingly made his biggest impact on the other end, holding his matchups to a stifling 36 percent shooting clip. His 5 rebounds (above his 2.9 average) added a rare layer of utility to an otherwise cold shooting night.
Jones was a complete non-factor offensively, failing to score while attempting just two shots in 25 minutes. However, his defensive footprint was undeniable, as he logged 3 deflections, 2 blocks, and held opponents to a suffocating 2-of-8 shooting mark to drive a +4.2 defensive credit. His +3.0 hustle credit reflects a player who found ways to contribute without ever looking at the rim.
Brown's offensive impact was muted by a passive 6-point outing, yielding a quiet +4.0 offensive credit. He was highly effective in isolation defense, clamping his matchups to a 29 percent shooting clip (2-of-7). Despite the strong individual coverage, his overall defensive credit (-1.0) suffered due to a lack of rebounding and weak-side rim protection.
Holmes logged just a single second of garbage-time action, failing to record any box score statistics. His zeroed-out component credits reflect a purely ceremonial appearance.
Pickett stepped on the floor for a single second of game time, leaving no statistical footprint. He generated zero impact across all component categories during his fleeting cameo.
