Six interactive views of the 2026 Finals matchup — team profiles, the Four Factors, playoff net ratings, player scoring efficiency, a 3D clutch-time shot chart you can spin, and per-player shot-location hot spots. Hover or drag any view for the detail.
Each axis is a 0–100 quality rating across six advanced dimensions. San Antonio owns the paint and rim protection; New York wins the shooting and spacing battle. Where the shapes diverge is where the series gets decided.
Shooting (eFG%), ball security (TOV%), offensive rebounding (ORB%) and getting to the line (FT Rate) explain most of who wins a game. New York shoots and protects the ball better; San Antonio crushes the offensive glass.
Points scored minus points allowed per 100 possessions. The two finalists are separated by less than two points — and the team with the best mark of the four (OKC) is already watching from home.
Each dot is a key rotation player: how much of the offense runs through them (Usage%) against how efficiently they score (True Shooting%). The upper-right corner is the dream — high volume, high efficiency. That's where Wembanyama and Brunson live.
Every clutch-time shot from the Finals run, plotted in 3D. Drag to orbit the floor; solid spheres are makes, hollow ones are misses. Hover any shot for the player and the moment.
| Player | Clutch PPG | FG | FG% | +/− |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Jalen Brunson | 8.4 | 21/39 | 53.8% | +26 |
Victor Wembanyama | 6.1 | 15/26 | 57.7% | +19 |
Karl-Anthony Towns | 4.7 | 11/22 | 50.0% | +13 |
De'Aaron Fox | 5.2 | 13/30 | 43.3% | +8 |
Stephon Castle | 3.8 | 9/19 | 47.4% | +9 |
OG Anunoby | 3.1 | 8/16 | 50.0% | +11 |
The profiles, factors and efficiency all point to a coin-flip — but rim protection is the one axis nobody else has. See the full pick on the Finals predictor.