May 11, 2026
EXPLORE THE GAME
Every shot, every lead change, every rotation — visualized.
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PLAYER PERFORMANCE
Los Angeles Lakers
Hachimura erupted as a hyper-efficient scoring weapon, burying 4 triples en route to 25 points and a massive +23.2 offensive credit. He paired this offensive outburst with disciplined defense, contesting 5 shots and holding his direct matchups to a respectable 46% conversion rate.
Reaves carried a massive offensive burden, scoring 27 points to drive a +10.0 offensive credit, but his decision-making was disastrous. He bled value via 8 turnovers and struggled to contain his matchups, allowing 9-of-16 shooting as the primary defender.
James shifted his focus to dominating the glass, pulling down 12 rebounds while still providing a solid 24 points. However, his playmaking took a backseat (just 3 assists) and his point-of-attack defense was leaky, allowing opponents to shoot 60% when he was the primary defender.
Smart's offensive identity crisis was on full display, as he bricked all four of his three-point attempts and coughed up 6 turnovers to generate a brutal -9.7 offensive credit. His usually reliable point-of-attack defense also collapsed, with opponents torching him for 7-of-9 shooting when he was the nearest defender.
Ayton was completely marginalized on offense, attempting just three shots and finishing well below his season averages in both points and rebounds. Despite his passive offensive role, he remained engaged as a rim deterrent, contesting 8 shots and holding opponents to 40% shooting when targeted.
Hayes was an unstoppable rim-running force, converting 6-of-8 from the floor and drawing fouls to rack up 18 points and a towering +20.7 offensive credit. He anchored his highly efficient scoring with stout interior defense, contesting 6 shots and holding opponents to a frigid 36% conversion rate.
Kennard reverted to a passive bench shooter, attempting just five shots and finishing far below his season scoring average. While he avoided mistakes with zero turnovers, his inability to contain dribble penetration allowed opponents to shoot 54% against him, neutralizing his overall value.
Vanderbilt saw less than three minutes of action, failing to make any tangible impact. His brief cameo yielded just a single rebound and a missed shot before he was pulled from the rotation.
Thiero was relegated to a fleeting mop-up role, logging under three minutes of floor time. He offered nothing but empty cardio, failing to register a single counting stat aside from a missed three-pointer.
Kleber stepped onto the floor for a mere five seconds. He accumulated zero stats during this momentary appearance.
Oklahoma City Thunder
Gilgeous-Alexander put on an absolute offensive masterclass, combining high-volume scoring (35 points) with elite orchestration (8 assists) to drive a +24.9 offensive credit. He was just as surgical on the other end, suffocating his primary matchups and holding them to a mere 3-of-8 from the floor.
Holmgren remained a ruthlessly efficient offensive hub, sinking 6-of-9 shots to drive a +13.7 offensive credit. However, his interior defense faltered significantly, as opponents shot a blistering 11-of-17 (65%) when he was the primary defender despite his 8 contests.
Mitchell exploded as a devastating offensive engine, pouring in 28 points on 12-of-19 shooting to generate a massive +24.2 offensive credit. His relentless two-way motor was equally apparent off the ball, where 5 deflections and 4 steals helped offset the fact that opponents shot 73% against him directly.
Dort struggled to find his offensive rhythm, finishing below his season average in scoring while failing to register a single assist. His defensive effort remained steady with 3 deflections and holding his matchup to 3-of-7 shooting, but his overall offensive passivity limited his impact.
Hartenstein eschewed his own scoring (5 points) to operate as a high-level facilitator and defensive disruptor. His elite playmaking (5 assists) and active hands (3 steals, 3 deflections) fueled a strong +6.5 defensive credit, proving he can impact winning without hunting shots.
Caruso provided a vital two-way spark off the bench, knocking down 3-of-5 from deep to eclipse his season scoring average. His trademark defensive grit was on full display, as he racked up 3 deflections and 2 steals to disrupt the opponent's offensive flow and secure a +2.0 defensive credit.
Wallace was virtually invisible on the offensive end, attempting just two shots and finishing well below his season scoring average. However, he salvaged his minutes with a grinding defensive motor, stifling his assignments and holding them to a frigid 4-of-11 shooting mark to earn a +2.3 defensive credit.
McCain operated as a lethal microwave scorer, pouring in 13 points on 50% shooting to nearly double his season average. His confident shot-making fueled a +9.9 offensive credit, while he quietly held his own defensively by limiting his matchups to 1-of-3 from the floor.
Williams was a complete non-factor during his brief 8-minute stint, failing to attempt a single shot or register an assist. His defensive presence was similarly hollow, yielding a 67% conversion rate to his matchups while generating a -0.5 defensive credit.
Joe endured a catastrophic offensive outing, failing to score a single point and missing both of his perimeter attempts to generate a -3.2 offensive credit. His struggles bled into his defense, where he offered little resistance and allowed opponents to convert 2-of-3 shots against him.
Wiggins saw just 18 seconds of floor time, functioning entirely as a brief placeholder. He logged zero counting stats across the board in his fleeting cameo.
