June 03, 2026
EXPLORE THE GAME
Every shot, every lead change, every rotation — visualized.
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PLAYER PERFORMANCE
San Antonio Spurs
A brutal shooting night completely defined this performance, as he shot just 3/13 from the field and 0/4 from deep. This led to a significant negative offensive contribution (-4.4) that even his solid defensive effort (opponents 2/9 FG) could not overcome.
His value was driven by overwhelming defensive dominance, not efficient offense. He generated a massive +12.5 in defensive value and +6.7 in hustle, contesting 17 shots and blocking 3.0, which compensated for his inefficient 6/21 shooting and 6.0 turnovers.
His perimeter shot abandoned him (1/6 3P), forcing him to find other ways to contribute on a night of inefficient shooting. While his offense still generated positive value (+8.0), likely through his 3.0 assists, his overall impact was dragged down by poor defensive matchups where opponents shot 8/13 (62%).
He operated as a score-first guard rather than a playmaker, with his assists (3.0) well below his average of 6.8. His value came from his offensive punch (+12.1) and suffocating on-ball defense, where he held his matchups to just 3/18 (17%) shooting.
This performance was fueled entirely by a barrage of perimeter shooting. He generated a massive +15.2 in offensive value by connecting on 5/10 from three-point range, which was essential as he struggled defensively, allowing opponents to shoot 10/16 when he was guarding them.
This was an incredibly efficient two-way performance. He drove the action with a +12.1 offensive contribution on 6/10 shooting while also adding significant defensive value (+4.7) and crashing the glass for 8.0 rebounds.
He provided little value in his 12 minutes, failing to score and finishing with a negative offensive contribution (-0.5). While his defense was solid (+0.5), his overall performance was largely invisible.
In his 10 minutes of action, his sole contribution came on the defensive end. He failed to score but managed to generate a positive defensive value of +1.9, serving as a brief interior presence.
He was a non-factor in a brief 8-minute appearance off the bench. He failed to make a significant impression, contributing minimal offensive value (+1.0) on just 1/4 shooting before fouling out of his limited stint.
His brief 4-minute cameo was a net negative for his team. He failed to find any rhythm, generating negative value on both offense (-0.4) and defense (-0.8) during his short time on the floor.
New York Knicks
This was a pure volume scoring night where he shouldered the entire offensive load, but with diminishing returns. He generated positive offensive value (+10.5) on 31 shots, but this was offset by a steep drop in creation (2.0 assists) and 4.0 turnovers.
A dominant two-way performance was defined by his interior presence, not his perimeter shooting (0/2 3P). He generated massive offensive value (+16.1) while defensively he was a wall, contesting 11 shots and holding opponents to just 3/15 (20%) shooting.
This was a pure 3-and-D performance, as he generated almost no value as a creator with 0.0 assists. His impact was driven by efficient scoring (+12.4 Offense) on 3/6 shooting from deep and lockdown individual defense where opponents shot just 3/11 (27%) against him.
He found value without being a primary scorer, contributing with efficient, low-volume offense (+8.9) and disruptive defense. His 2.0 steals and strong matchup defense, where opponents shot just 4/12 (33%), were more central to his game than his 9.0 points.
While his scoring was non-existent (1/5 FG), his performance was defined by overwhelming defensive and hustle contributions. He generated massive value through his +11.3 Defense and +3.6 Hustle components, grabbing 15.0 rebounds and 4.0 steals while holding opponents to 2/6 shooting.
He provided a much-needed scoring spark off the bench, with his +9.6 offensive contribution driven by efficient 3/6 shooting from deep. However, this offensive boost was largely negated by his defensive struggles, where opponents shot 8/14 (57%) when he was the nearest defender.
He shifted from a pure shooter into more of a distributor in this one, a move that defined his performance. While his shot wasn't falling (2/7 FG), he dished out 4.0 assists (avg 1.1) and took care of the ball with 0.0 turnovers, generating a positive offensive contribution (+3.7).
In his limited 13:09 on the court, he operated as a pure defensive specialist. His positive impact was driven almost entirely by his defensive contributions (+3.5), as he grabbed 6.0 rebounds without committing a turnover.
He provided a classic sparkplug performance in just under 11 minutes of action. His impact was driven by an efficient offensive burst (+3.0) where he scored 7.0 points on 3/6 shooting and surprisingly chipped in with 4.0 rebounds.
He was a non-factor in just 5:39 of playing time, failing to score on his only attempt. His brief cameo on the court left no significant imprint on the game, resulting in negative offensive value (-0.9).
