April 30, 2026
EXPLORE THE GAME
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PLAYER PERFORMANCE
Minnesota Timberwolves
Jaden McDaniels unleashed a brilliant two-way masterclass, pouring in 32 points on 52% shooting to drive a massive +29.2 offensive credit. He was equally devastating on the other end, grabbing 10 rebounds and locking down his matchups to a stifling 3-of-12 (25%) shooting clip.
Rudy Gobert dominated the interior through sheer activity, racking up 13 rebounds and an astounding 21 shot contests to anchor the defense (+6.0 credit). He was surprisingly vital as an offensive hub (+23.2 credit), dishing out 8 assists (well above his 1.9 average) while generating 10 screen assists to free up his shooters.
Inefficient volume scoring defined Julius Randle's night, as he needed 17 shots to scrape together 18 points while coughing up 4 turnovers. Despite recording 4 deflections for a +3.0 hustle credit, he was a sieve in isolation, allowing his primary matchups to shoot 3-of-4 (75%).
Terrence Shannon Jr. exploded for 24 points (+143% vs avg), aggressively hunting his shot to generate a +19.0 offensive credit despite a frosty 1-of-7 mark from deep. He paired this high-volume scoring with excellent perimeter defense, holding his matchups to just 4-of-11 (36%) shooting.
Mike Conley provided steady, low-usage veteran minutes, chipping in 7 points and 6 rebounds while keeping the offense organized. He stayed active in the passing lanes with 3 deflections (+3.1 hustle credit), though opponents found some success shooting 5-of-10 against him.
Naz Reid provided a highly effective offensive punch off the bench (+8.7 credit), scoring 15 points on an efficient 7-of-13 from the floor. He also flashed his playmaking ability with 4 assists, rounding out a versatile performance that kept the second unit humming.
Jaylen Clark struggled to make a tangible impact during his 12 minutes of run, managing just 3 points on three shot attempts. He was a step slow on the defensive end (-1.2 credit), allowing opponents to shoot 2-of-3 (67%) when he was the nearest defender.
Bones Hyland's microwave scoring completely short-circuited, as he missed all three of his attempts from the field to finish with just a single point. His brief 8-minute stint was further marred by defensive lapses, allowing opponents to convert both of their attempts when he was the primary defender.
Denver Nuggets
Nikola Jokić orchestrated the offense with his usual mastery, generating a massive +21.1 offensive credit through efficient scoring (11-of-19 shooting) and elite playmaking (10 assists). Despite the offensive brilliance, he struggled to anchor the defense, allowing opponents to shoot a blistering 60% (12-of-20) when he was the nearest defender.
A brutal shooting slump derailed Jamal Murray's night, as he managed just 12 points on a frigid 4-of-17 from the floor. While he avoided turning the ball over entirely, his inability to find the bottom of the net severely limited his offensive impact (+6.1 credit).
Cameron Johnson's explosive scoring (+18.2 offensive credit) drove his performance, pouring in 27 points to nearly double his season average. His perimeter shot-making was on full display as he buried 5-of-10 from deep, continuing a hot streak of three straight games shooting 50% or better from the field.
Spencer Jones provided a highly efficient offensive spark (+6.0 credit), knocking down 3-of-4 from the field including a pair of triples. However, his defensive impact was muted as opponents found success against him, shooting 8-for-14 (57%) when he was the primary defender.
Christian Braun completely vanished on the offensive end (-1.6 credit) with just 3 points, but he compensated by turning into an absolute defensive clamps. He smothered his matchups, holding opponents to a staggering 1-of-13 (8%) shooting while adding 3 blocks and racking up +2.5 defensive credit.
Tim Hardaway Jr. delivered a hyper-efficient scoring punch off the bench (+13.3 offensive credit), converting 4-of-7 shots to tally 13 points. However, he was targeted relentlessly on the other end, allowing opponents to shoot a near-perfect 4-of-5 (80%) when he was the primary defender.
Bruce Brown was an offensive liability (-5.0 credit), failing to hit a single field goal and committing 3 turnovers (above his 1.3 average) in just 14 minutes. He salvaged some value through sheer defensive disruption, recording 3 deflections and holding his matchups to 2-of-7 (29%) shooting.
Tyus Jones played a clean, mistake-free floor game, dishing out 3 assists without committing a single turnover. His steady hand generated a +4.2 offensive credit, providing a stabilizing presence during his brief 12-minute stint.
Jonas Valančiūnas barely saw the floor, logging just under four minutes of largely empty action. He managed a quick bucket and two rebounds, but his brief stint was too short to leave any meaningful footprint on the game.
In a microscopic 3-minute cameo, Zeke Nnaji failed to register a single box-score statistic. He did manage to stay active defensively, logging 2 contests and a deflection to scrape together +1.1 hustle credit.