May 20, 2026
EXPLORE THE GAME
Every shot, every lead change, every rotation — visualized.
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PLAYER PERFORMANCE
Oklahoma City Thunder
Gilgeous-Alexander delivered an absolute masterclass in offensive orchestration, pouring in 30 points while dishing out 9 assists (↑ vs 7.3 avg). This flawless blend of scoring and playmaking drove a massive +25.7 offensive credit, while his 2 blocks highlighted his two-way engagement.
Hartenstein imposed his will on the glass, pulling down 13 rebounds (↑ vs 8.5 avg) to anchor the interior. His +12.4 offensive credit highlights his value as a connective hub, though 3 turnovers slightly dampened an otherwise robust performance.
Holmgren's elite rim deterrence was the defining feature of his night, suffocating opponents into a dismal 11% shooting (1-of-9) as the primary defender. While his rebounding (4 boards, ↓ vs 8.9 avg) was uncharacteristically light, his +9.1 offensive credit shows he still found ways to contribute efficiently on the other end.
Dort provided highly efficient, low-volume scoring, converting 3 of his 4 field goal attempts to generate a +8.6 offensive credit. Despite his defensive reputation, his impact on that end was surprisingly muted (-0.8 defensive credit), as he failed to register a steal or block.
Williams was marginalized offensively in his brief 7 minutes, scoring just 4 points (↓↓ vs 17.4 avg) and failing to record a single assist. However, he salvaged his appearance with active hands, swiping 2 steals (↑ vs 1.0 avg) to drive a solid +5.2 defensive credit.
Mitchell was an absolute menace in the passing lanes, racking up 4 steals (↑ vs 1.2 avg) and 5 deflections to completely disrupt the opposing offense. This relentless perimeter pressure, combined with holding his matchups to 33% shooting, resulted in a massive +13.2 defensive credit.
McCain struggled mightily with his shooting efficiency (4-of-14 FG), but salvaged his offensive value (+9.9 credit) by taking care of the ball and hitting 3 triples. He also crashed the glass exceptionally well for a guard, pulling down 6 rebounds (↑ vs 1.3 avg) to round out a gritty performance.
Caruso was a two-way terror, erupting for a highly efficient 17 points (↑ vs 8.0 avg) while suffocating his matchups into 30% shooting (3-of-10). His flawless perimeter execution (3-of-4 from deep) and sharp playmaking (5 assists, 0 turnovers) fueled a staggering +20.3 offensive credit.
Wallace put on a defensive clinic, generating a staggering 10 deflections and 4 steals (↑ vs 1.5 avg) to completely hijack the opposing offense. He paired this elite disruption (+10.8 hustle credit) with flawless perimeter shooting, draining 4-of-6 from deep to drive a +13.5 offensive credit.
Williams operated strictly as a perimeter spacer, taking all 6 of his shots from beyond the arc and converting two of them for a +3.8 offensive credit. However, his interior defense was a glaring weakness, as opponents shot a blistering 62% (5-of-8) when he was the nearest defender.
Joe suffered a complete offensive power outage, going scoreless (↓↓ vs 9.2 avg) and missing all three of his field goal attempts. His inability to stretch the floor or generate defensive stops (-1.7 defensive credit) rendered his 9 minutes highly ineffective.
Wiggins made a fleeting 11-second cameo, failing to record a single statistic. His brief appearance left no measurable footprint on the game.
San Antonio Spurs
Castle's performance was a chaotic tug-of-war between brilliant offensive orchestration and catastrophic decision-making. While he scored efficiently (10-of-17 FG) and dished out 8 assists to drive a +9.2 offensive credit, his staggering 9 turnovers (↑↑ vs 3.7 avg) severely undermined his playmaking value.
Vassell's scorching perimeter shooting defined his night, as he poured in 22 points (↑ vs 12.4 avg) while draining 6-of-12 from deep. His massive +15.0 offensive credit reflects this lethal shot-making, though his playmaking (1 assist) took a backseat to pure scoring.
Wembanyama completely anchored the interior, contesting 15 shots and holding opponents to a stifling 38% (11-of-29) as the primary defender. This elite rim deterrence drove a massive +11.5 defensive credit, while his 17 rebounds (↑ vs 13.0 avg) and +17.4 offensive mark showcased his dominant two-way presence.
A brutal shooting slump derailed Champagnie's impact, as he bricked 6 of his 7 attempts from beyond the arc. His defensive struggles compounded the issue, allowing his primary matchups to shoot 56% (5-of-9) when he was the nearest defender.
Harper delivered an efficient but quiet scoring punch (5-of-10 FG) without attempting a single three-pointer. His +8.6 offensive credit highlights a steady offensive rhythm, though his lack of rebounding (2 boards, ↓ vs 5.2 avg) limited his overall footprint on the game.
Inefficient volume hampered Johnson's outing as he struggled to find his touch, converting just 4 of his 12 field goal attempts. A lack of defensive resistance (-1.7 defensive credit) further muted his impact, rendering him a net negative despite a decent +7.6 offensive mark.
Barnes drifted into the background during his 12 minutes of action, attempting only two shots and failing to register a single assist or defensive stat. His 2 turnovers (↑ vs 0.3 avg) further eroded his value, resulting in a muted +2.2 offensive credit.
Kornet maximized his brief 10-minute stint through flawless interior finishing (2-of-2 FG) and solid screening. His 3 screen assists helped grease the wheels for the offense, earning him a respectable +6.2 offensive credit in a highly specialized role.
Bryant was completely invisible on the offensive end, failing to attempt a single shot and coughing up 2 turnovers in just 10 minutes. His defensive rotations were equally problematic, allowing opponents to shoot a blistering 71% (5-of-7) when he was the nearest defender.
McLaughlin provided a brief but potent offensive spark during his 7 minutes on the floor, drilling both of his three-point attempts. This flawless perimeter execution drove a +5.3 offensive credit, offering a rare bright spot in his limited rotational cameo.
