A frigid perimeter stroke completely derailed Cunningham's scoring output, as he bricked all seven of his three-point attempts en route to just 13 points. He compensated for the offensive slump by locking in defensively, generating 7 contests and 3 deflections to power a +5.2 defense credit. While the playmaking was passable (5 assists), his inability to stretch the floor severely limited his +2.4 offense mark.

Jenkins operated as a highly volatile offensive engine, overcoming inefficient shooting (4-of-12 FG) by relentlessly attacking the basket to draw fouls (7-of-8 FT). This aggressive downhill mentality and solid playmaking (5 assists) fueled a robust +13.3 offense credit. Unfortunately, he was an absolute sieve on the other end, allowing his matchups to shoot a blistering 73% when guarded, which resulted in a -0.5 defense mark.

Thompson's offensive limitations were on full display, as a clunky 2-of-7 shooting night resulted in a -0.7 offense credit. However, he continued to thrive in the mud, using his relentless motor to grab 7 rebounds and block 2 shots (above his 1.7 average). His connective defensive traits (+1.3 defense) kept him viable even when his scoring touch completely vanished.

Duren struggled to establish his usual interior dominance, managing just 7 points on 3-of-7 shooting while turning the ball over 3 times. He still made his presence felt defensively with 9 contests and 2 blocks, driving a +2.5 defense credit. However, his inability to finish efficiently around the rim severely capped his overall offensive influence (+1.5 offense).

Harris endured a catastrophic shooting night, missing all six of his field goal attempts to finish 74% below his scoring average. Despite the offensive disappearing act, he salvaged some value through sheer effort, logging 8 contests and 2 deflections to earn a +3.5 hustle credit. His ability to draw fouls (5-of-6 FT) barely kept his +1.2 offense credit afloat during a brutal slump.

Sasser embraced a microwave scoring role off the bench, launching 9 three-pointers to finish well above his season average with 9 points. While his overall efficiency was poor (3-of-12 FG), his willingness to let it fly generated a +4.4 offense credit by keeping the defense honest. He also chipped in with 4 contests and 2 deflections, showing a surprisingly active motor (+2.7 hustle) despite the clunky shooting.

Robinson's lethal perimeter gravity was on full display, as he drilled 3-of-5 from deep to stretch the defense and anchor a +4.8 offense credit. However, his one-dimensional nature was exposed on the other end, where opponents hunted him relentlessly and shot a perfect 3-of-3 when he was the nearest defender. Three turnovers further complicated an otherwise brilliant shooting night.

LeVert provided a highly efficient scoring punch off the bench, knocking down 60% of his shots to nearly double his season average with 11 points. This sudden burst of perimeter marksmanship (2-of-4 from deep) drove a strong +8.5 offense credit. However, his defensive rotations were frequently exploited, allowing opponents to shoot a staggering 80% when he was the primary defender.

Reed struggled to find his typical finishing touch, managing just 4 points on 2-of-5 shooting in a quiet eight-minute stint. Despite the lack of scoring, his screen-setting (3 screen assists) helped free up shooters and salvaged a +6.8 offense credit. He was largely invisible on the defensive end, failing to register a single block or steal, leading to a -0.1 defense mark.

Stewart's brief six-minute shift was defined by a complete lack of rebounding, failing to grab a single board despite his typical role as a physical enforcer. He managed to be perfectly efficient on his lone shot attempt to secure a +3.2 offense credit, but his defensive presence was lacking (-1.1 defense). He simply couldn't impose his physical will in such a limited window.

Holland II logged a brief, low-impact shift where he struggled to leave a significant mark on the game. He knocked down one three-pointer for a +1.3 offense credit but was otherwise a non-factor offensively. His effort levels remained steady (+1.2 hustle), though he lacked the explosive bursts that define his peak performances.

Smith made a massive defensive impact in just five minutes, completely shutting down his assignments by holding them to 0-of-3 shooting. This stifling interior presence drove a stellar +4.6 defense credit. He also capitalized on his limited offensive touches, finishing a perfect 2-of-2 from the floor to round out a highly efficient cameo with a +2.0 offense mark.

Lanier couldn't find the bottom of the net, missing both of his shot attempts to post a -1.2 offense credit in a brief appearance. He did manage to hold his own defensively, forcing opponents into an 0-of-3 shooting clip when guarded to earn a +0.7 defense mark. Ultimately, his inability to score rendered his minutes mostly hollow.