May 18, 2026
EXPLORE THE GAME
Every shot, every lead change, every rotation — visualized.
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PLAYER PERFORMANCE
Oklahoma City Thunder
Gilgeous-Alexander endured a brutal shooting night (7-of-23 FG) but compensated by orchestrating the offense with 12 assists (↑). His defensive activity was the true standout, as 5 steals (↑) and 4 deflections powered a massive +14.5 defensive credit.
Holmgren's offensive rhythm completely evaporated, as he managed just 8 points (↓) on a passive 2-of-7 shooting night. However, he remained a massive deterrent around the rim, using 15 contests and 2 blocks (↑) to anchor a solid +6.6 defensive credit.
Williams carried a heavy scoring burden, racking up 26 points (↑) to drive a robust +17.6 offensive credit. Though his playmaking was slightly muted (3 assists, ↓), his aggressive interior attacking—evidenced by 25 field goal attempts—kept the defense constantly on its heels.
Dort struggled to find the mark from the perimeter, sinking just 1 of his 5 three-point attempts in a quiet 5-point (↓) outing. His typically stout point-of-attack presence also wavered, reflected in a rare negative defensive credit (-1.4) and zero steals.
Hartenstein was virtually invisible as a scorer, attempting just one field goal and finishing with 2 points (↓). He managed to salvage some utility through his physical presence, using 3 screen assists and 2 blocks (↑) to generate a +4.6 defensive credit.
Mitchell took a massive step back as a scorer, attempting just five shots to finish with 4 points (↓). Instead, he leaned into a connective role, leaning on 5 assists (↑) and 4 deflections to generate modest value across his component credits.
Caruso erupted for a stunning 31 points (+374% vs avg), torching the nets with 8 made three-pointers to drive a massive +20.5 offensive credit. He paired this unexpected scoring barrage with his signature grit, securing 3 loose balls and 5 deflections to bolster a +7.8 defensive mark.
Wallace's defensive motor was running hot, as he racked up 6 deflections and 2 steals (↑) to fuel a +5.8 defensive credit. He complemented this disruptive energy with an efficient 8 points and 6 rebounds (↑), proving highly effective despite zero assists.
McCain provided a brief but unspectacular spark, scoring 7 points on an efficient 3-of-6 from the floor. However, 2 turnovers (↓) and a lack of peripheral stats limited his offensive credit (+1.1), while a -1.2 defensive mark showed his struggles on the other end.
Williams failed to look at the rim during his 10 minutes, attempting zero shots and finishing scoreless (↓). His offensive passivity resulted in a -1.9 offense credit, with only 4 shot contests and 3 rebounds offering any resistance.
Wiggins completely misfired during his brief four-minute stint, bricking all three of his perimeter attempts to finish scoreless. His empty box score and -2.6 offensive credit highlight a cameo that actively disrupted the team's rhythm.
Joe barely broke a sweat, logging just 16 seconds of floor time without recording a single statistic. His flat component credits reflect a purely rotational placeholder appearance.
San Antonio Spurs
Vassell struggled to find his offensive rhythm, scoring 13 points on a shaky 5-of-12 from the floor while coughing up 3 turnovers (↑). However, his defensive engagement helped salvage his outing, as evidenced by his +6.1 defense credit and 8 contests.
Castle's playmaking vision was entirely overshadowed by catastrophic decision-making, as he leaked massive value through 11 turnovers (↑). The sloppy ball security dragged his offensive credit into the negative (-2.3), neutralizing the benefits of his 11 assists (↑) and 8 shot contests.
Wembanyama was an absolute terror on both ends of the floor, dominating the interior to the tune of 41 points and 24 rebounds (↑). His massive +42.1 offensive credit was fueled by relentless paint pressure and frequent trips to the charity stripe (12-of-13 FT), while 13 contests anchored a stout defensive showing (+10.5 defense).
Harper's defensive disruption completely hijacked the game, generating 7 steals (↑) and 6 deflections to fuel a +17.3 defense credit. While his perimeter shot abandoned him (1-of-7 from deep), his aggressive downhill attacks yielded a perfect 7-of-7 at the line to boost his +18.7 offensive mark.
A heavy reliance on the three-point shot defined Champagnie's night, as he hoisted 11 attempts from deep but connected on just three. Despite the inefficient shooting (4-of-12 overall), he contributed on the other end with a +6.3 defense credit and 9 rebounds (↑).
Operating strictly as a microwave scorer, Johnson provided a narrow but effective offensive punch (+7.3 offense credit) by hitting half of his three-point attempts. However, his complete lack of peripheral production—registering zero rebounds, assists, steals, or blocks—limited his overall influence on the game.
Bryant managed to stay out of the way during his 13 minutes, contributing a quiet 3 points on just two shot attempts. His +2.6 offensive credit reflects an efficient but incredibly low-volume role, supplemented slightly by 2 deflections on the hustle sheet.
Kornet was entirely invisible during his brief nine-minute stint, failing to register a single point (-100% vs avg) and attempting just one shot. His lack of offensive involvement (-2.2 offense credit) rendered him a complete non-factor in the rotation.
Barnes offered absolutely nothing during his six minutes of floor time, posting a completely empty box score across all major categories. His offensive credit dipped into the negative (-0.8) after missing his lone field goal attempt, highlighting a completely ineffective cameo.
