May 30, 2026
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PLAYER PERFORMANCE
Oklahoma City Thunder
He completely orchestrated the offense, generating a massive +28.9 offensive credit through 35.0 points and 9.0 assists on efficient 12/21 shooting. His defensive contributions were also immense, adding 3.0 steals and a +10.6 defensive credit to cap a dominant two-way performance.
A stellar two-way performance was driven by a hot shooting hand, as he connected on 5/9 from three-point range for 17 points. His offensive explosion (+14.1) was complemented by a strong defensive showing that earned a +6.9 credit.
His offensive game was completely dormant, scoring just 4.0 points on two shot attempts, but he made his presence felt entirely on the defensive end. He generated a massive +10.9 defensive credit, bolstered by 12 contests and 2.0 blocks.
While his box score production was down across the board, his defensive presence was the key to his performance. He held opponents to 4/12 shooting (33%) when guarding them, anchoring a +4.9 defensive credit for his team.
His trademark defensive intensity was absent, as opponents shot 3/4 (75%) when he was the primary defender, contributing to a -0.6 defensive credit. Offensively, he was a non-factor, attempting just 4 shots in 15:50 of play.
A rough shooting night (3/14 FG) and uncharacteristic carelessness with the ball defined his outing. His 3.0 turnovers were a significant spike from his 0.9 average, contributing to a negative offensive credit (-0.3) despite getting to the free-throw line for 6 attempts.
He shattered his season averages with a surprising double-double, posting 11.0 points and 10.0 rebounds in a highly effective performance. This well-rounded effort, which also included 4.0 assists, was driven by a +14.3 offensive credit and zero turnovers.
He served as a bench scorer, putting up 12.0 points, but did so on inefficient volume (5/12 FG, 2/7 3P). While he generated a positive offensive credit (+4.4), his primary contribution was simply hunting for his own shot.
In a brief 4:20 stint, he struggled to find his shot, going 1/4 from the field and 0/2 from deep. He was unable to make a notable impact in his limited playing time.
San Antonio Spurs
While his rebounding (7.0) and block (1.0) totals were well below his season averages, he anchored the offense with efficient scoring. He posted a +18.0 offensive credit, fueled by 7/15 shooting overall and a sharp 3/5 from deep.
A blistering night from beyond the arc defined his performance, as he drained 6/10 three-pointers on his way to 20 points. This offensive explosion (+15.4) was crucial, though it came with defensive concessions where opponents shot 14/24 (58%) when he was the nearest defender.
His playmaking was completely undone by turnovers, as his 6.0 assists were matched by 6.0 giveaways, a significant jump from his 3.9 average. While he generated positive value creating for others (+6.2 Offense), the high volume of turnovers ultimately erased his positive contributions.
He provided a spark on both ends, pairing efficient 50% shooting with disruptive defense that included 3.0 steals (↑). His +6.8 defensive credit highlights his impact, though he was a complete non-factor on the glass, failing to record a single rebound against his season average of 4.0.
His offensive contributions were muted by poor shooting (4/14 FG), but he generated significant value on the other end of the floor. A +6.8 defensive credit, anchored by holding his matchups to just 3/10 shooting, offset his scoring struggles. He also protected the ball well, finishing with 0.0 turnovers against a 1.1 season average.
Hyper-efficient shooting (5/8 FG) and stout point-of-attack defense drove his positive outing in limited minutes. He generated a +10.9 offensive credit on low volume while holding his defensive assignments to just 2/9 shooting (22%).
He provided an efficient scoring punch in his 16:12 of action, posting a +10.1 offensive credit on 4/8 shooting. This performance was a clean, low-turnover (0.0) effort that maximized his limited minutes off the bench.
In his brief 6:06 on the floor, he was active but ineffective offensively, failing to connect on a field goal (0/3 FG). He made his presence felt with 4 contests and 4.0 rebounds, getting all his points from the free-throw line.
He was a non-factor in 3:25 of playing time, missing his only shot attempt and failing to record any other statistics. His brief appearance resulted in a -0.9 offensive credit.
He made the most of his 3:02 on the court, converting his only field goal attempt and securing 1 loose-ball recovery. His short stint was efficient and mistake-free.