Hart's offensive surge (+13.7 Offense credit) was fueled by a sudden spike in perimeter efficiency, drilling 4-of-6 from deep to easily surpass his 10.3 point average. He remained a relentless presence on the glass with 9 rebounds, though his individual defensive matchup struggled as opponents shot 67% when he was the primary defender.

A staggering perimeter eruption defined McBride's night, as he torched the nets for 7-of-9 from deep to generate a massive +24.6 Offense credit. He completely shed his playmaking duties (0 assists) to focus purely on scoring, finishing with 25 points while committing zero turnovers.

Bridges operated as a disruptive two-way connector, generating a +7.4 Defense credit by racking up 4 deflections and 3 steals (↑). He didn't need to force his perimeter shot, instead leaning into efficient playmaking with 6 assists to drive his positive offensive impact.

Brunson's +20.4 Offense credit was built on lethal perimeter marksmanship, draining 6-of-10 from beyond the arc. He managed the game flawlessly with zero turnovers, compensating for a slightly below-average scoring output by picking his spots efficiently.

Towns shifted away from his usual rebounding dominance (just 4 boards) to operate as a highly efficient offensive hub, dishing out an above-average 10 assists. His +19.3 Offense credit reflects a stellar 71% shooting night, though he offered little resistance inside as opponents converted 10-of-13 shots against him.

Robinson did his damage in the margins, using 6 screen assists to free up shooters and drive a +10.2 Offense credit despite taking just four shots. He provided his typical rebounding baseline (6 boards) but failed to register a single block or steal in his 16 minutes.

Hukporti struggled to finish inside (1-of-4 FG) but remained active around the rim, logging 8 shot contests to anchor his interior presence. Despite the hustle, his defensive positioning faltered, allowing opponents to shoot 50% against him and resulting in a -3.1 Defense credit.

Kolek failed to find his perimeter stroke (0-of-2 from deep) during a quiet 13-minute shift. He managed to chip in 2 assists and 3 rebounds, but his overall offensive impact (+0.5) was muted by his inability to stretch the floor.

Dadiet made the most of his limited touches, hitting half his shots including his lone three-point attempt. He stayed engaged defensively with 3 contests and a deflection, though opponents still found success (60%) when he was the primary matchup.

Shamet operated purely as a catch-and-shoot weapon, burying 4-of-6 from deep to nearly triple his season scoring average. His +9.5 Offense credit came entirely from this perimeter barrage, as he registered zero rebounds or assists in his 11 minutes of action.

Alvarado brought his trademark energy in a brief 10-minute stint, chipping in 7 points on efficient 50% shooting. He added a steal and a deflection to generate a +3.5 Defense credit, proving disruptive even in a limited rotational role.

Diawara was completely invisible on the offensive end, missing all three of his shot attempts to finish with zero points, rebounds, or assists. His struggles extended to his defensive assignments, where opponents converted both of their attempts against him.

Sochan maximized his brief nine-minute appearance by attacking the rim and drawing fouls, converting 3-of-4 from the stripe. He paired this efficient offensive cameo (+5.2 Offense credit) with solid defensive resistance, holding his matchups to 2-of-5 shooting.

Clarkson provided a hyper-efficient offensive spark off the bench, converting 2-of-3 shots and dishing out 3 assists in just under eight minutes. This quick burst of creation and scoring yielded a +8.9 Offense credit without surrendering a single turnover.