Despite a brutal shooting night (7-of-20 from the floor), Gilgeous-Alexander salvaged his +16.1 offensive credit through elite playmaking (9 assists) and frequent trips to the charity stripe. He also made his presence felt on the other end, swatting 2 shots (avg 0.7) to help generate a +4.7 defensive score.

Holmgren punished the interior with ruthless efficiency, converting 9-of-14 from the floor despite completely missing the mark from beyond the arc (0-of-4). His +15.7 offensive credit was anchored by his ability to dominate inside, while his 7 shot contests ensured he remained a steady deterrent in the paint.

Hartenstein was an absolute force around the rim, converting 6-of-7 shots while anchoring the paint with 10 shot contests to earn a +4.3 defensive credit. However, his value was somewhat mitigated by sloppy decision-making, as he coughed up 4 turnovers (well above his 1.4 average).

Mitchell orchestrated a masterful two-way performance, shredding the defense for 24 points and 10 assists without committing a single turnover. His staggering +25.5 offensive credit was perfectly complemented by his disruptive hands, racking up 5 deflections and 3 steals (avg 0.8) to fuel a +5.2 defensive mark.

Dort broke out of his recent slump with a highly efficient scoring night, burying all of his perimeter looks (2-of-2 from deep) to generate a +10.8 offensive credit. He didn't force the issue offensively, taking just five shots, which allowed his flawless shooting to maximize his value in a complementary role.

Wallace provided a massive scoring punch off the bench, torching the nets with 4-of-6 shooting from beyond the arc to drive a +12.5 offensive credit. He paired his perimeter marksmanship with active hands on defense, generating 4 deflections to disrupt the opponent's rhythm.

Caruso's jumper completely abandoned him (0-of-3 from deep), but he more than compensated by terrorizing the passing lanes. His 4 deflections and 3 steals (avg 1.0) fueled a massive +6.3 defensive credit, proving his utility doesn't rely on scoring.

Joe operated as a lethal floor-spacer, burying 4-of-6 triples to anchor a robust +13.0 offensive credit. He supplemented his sharpshooting with surprising activity on the glass, pulling down 5 rebounds (well above his 1.4 average) without committing a single turnover.

Williams operated as a low-usage connector during his 12 minutes, taking just two shots but hitting a timely three-pointer for a +3.1 offensive credit. His primary contribution came through physical interior defense, logging 7 shot contests to stabilize the second unit.

McCain saw limited action in his 9 minutes but capitalized on his lone opportunity, draining his only three-point attempt. He played a clean, mistake-free stint with no turnovers, yielding a modest +3.8 offensive credit.

Williams was completely invisible during his brief 3-minute cameo, missing both of his perimeter attempts to post a -1.4 offensive credit. He failed to register a single rebound, assist, or defensive hustle stat, rendering his stint entirely empty.

Wiggins made the most of his brief 3-minute appearance, converting both of his field goal attempts to secure a +4.0 offensive credit. However, his lack of peripheral production left his overall footprint relatively small.

Topić struggled offensively in his fleeting minutes, missing his only shot and committing a turnover to drag his offensive credit down to -2.8. He did manage to salvage some value on the other end, grabbing a steal and a deflection to boost his defensive metric to +2.9.