Forgettable NBA

The self-proclaimed greatest rebounder ever.

The advanced data certainly backs up his assertions. He ranks:
- No. 1 all-time in Total REB% with a bullet (24.98%)
- No. 1 all-time in DREB% (33.63%), an absurd 3 percentage points better than 2nd place Swen Nater
- No. 2 all-time in OREB% (16.76%) behind Rodman
- No. 2 all-time in OREBs and DREBs per 36 minutes. Jayson Williams and Hassan Whiteside sit at No. 1 respectively

With already 14 seasons elapsed (which really gets my gears of existential contemplation churning when I think back to being early in high school during the 2012 Draft) and his 33rd birthday barely a month away, Drummond’s serviceability as a back-up five remains up to s***f (albeit tentative in particular matchups like many of his bench brethren).

A felicitous passing of the torch in the Big Apple. Joe Dumars and Troy Weaver drove a hard bargain with Yves Missi and Drummond was New York’s free agent contingency plan.

From one ravenous glass cleaner to the next. Although Drummond is of the robust and bruising, rather than the twitchy and gangly, variety.

From 2012 to 2017, Drummond shot a putrid 38% from the charity stripe, but got in the lab and upped that efficiency by more than 20% ever since.

Conversely, M-Rob’s foul shooting has cumulatively regressed from 58% his first two years to a paltry 35.5% over the last 4 Playoff runs.

The Box Score from the second clip, feat. Kobe:

Date: December 6th 2015
Score: Pistons 111 - 91 Lakers
Respective Records at this juncture: Pistons 12-9, Lakers 3-17

Interesting (and uninteresting) Statlines:
Andre Drummond - 18 PTS / 15 REB / 8-12 FG / 2-5 FT
Reggie Jackson - 20 PTS / 6 AST / 3 STL / 6-13 FG / 6-6 FT
KCP - 22 PTS / 4 REB / 4 STL / 9-14 FG
Anthony Tolliver - 9 PTS / 13 REB / 2-7 3PT
Steve Blake - 9 PTS / 5 AST / 2-2 3PT
Marcus Morris - 9 PTS / 4-13 FG
Stanley Johnson - 6 PTS / 6 REB / 2-10 FG

Julius Randle - 15 PTS / 11 REB / 5-9 FG / 5-7 FT
Lou Williams - 21 PTS / 6-12 FG / 3-6 3PT / 6-9 FT
Kobe Bryant - 5 PTS / 2-15 FG / 1-6 3PT
D’Angelo Russell - 12 PTS / 5-9 FG
Roy Hibbert - 8 PTS / 5 REB / 3-5 FG
Marcelo Huertas - 8 PTS / 4 AST / 3-5 FG
Brandon Bass - 6 PTS / 5 REB / 3-4

The High-Post Hurler.

A throwback skillset in a transitional range-extending phase in the Association. But the long two crew stood strong in the mid-2010s - David West, LaMarcus Aldridge, Luis Scola, Jason Smith, Marreese Speights, Drew Gooden, Carlos Boozer, the list goes on.

Carl Landry was privy to the Rockets’ 22-game win streak as a rookie, interchangeably backing up fellow free throw line-extended flamethrower Luis Scola and FNBA Follower Chuck Hayes. He earned All-Rookie second team honors averaging a steady 8 and 4.

In his third season (‘09-10), he was shipped to Sacramento for his first Kings stint in a 3-team trade that sent T-Mac to New York and Kevin Martin to Houston (amongst other things). He notched personal bests in PTS (18.0) & REBs (6.5) post-All-Star.

Carl averaged double-digits a further 3 seasons, including as a frontcourt fixture of the plucky, upstart 2012-13 Warriors that broke through the Playoff glass ceiling. He received 6MOY votes in 3 of his 4 campaigns between 2009 and 2013 as a King, Hornet and Warrior.

Landry returned to Sac-Town for two seasons before spending his final season quiet as kept on the 10-72 process Sixers. He took a year off pro hoops but played in China during the 2017-18 season for the Jilin Tigers and averaged 27 PTS & 11 REBs.

The Box Score from the Kings’ home win against the Cavs sans LeBron:

Date: January 11th 2015
Score: Kings 103 - 84 Cavs
Respective Records at this juncture: Kings 16-21, Cavs 19-19

Interesting (and uninteresting) Statlines:
DeMarcus Cousins - 26 PTS / 13 REB / 5 AST / 4 STL / 3 BLK / 11-23 FG / 4-6 FT
Rudy Gay - 23 PTS / 4 REB / 3 Stocks / 9-14 FG
Darren Collison - 16 PTS / 7 AST / 6-10 FG / 2-3 3PT
Carl Landry - 11 PTS / 4 REB / 5-7 FG
Jason Thompson - 7 PTS / 10 REB / 3-8 FG
Ben McLemore - 7 PTS / 4 REB / 3-8 FG
Ray McCallum (FNBA Follower) - 5 PTS / 2-6 FG

Kevin Love - 25 PTS / 10 REB / 10-21 FG / 3-9 3PT
Kyrie Irving - 21 PTS / 7 AST / 7-18 FG / 4-7 3PT
Timofey Mozgov - 14 PTS / 12 REB / 6-8 FG / 2-4 FT
Matthew Dellavedova - 6 PTS / 5 AST / 2-4 3PT
J.R. Smith - 4 PTS / 5 REB / 2-10 FG
Tristan Thompson - 6 PTS / 4 REB / 3-6 FG
Joe Harris - 3 PTS / 1-4 3PT

The Semi-truck - full name Jesusemilore Talodabijesu Ojeleye.

A Vitruvian physique, quick-twitch verticality, and hustle that could take you to the ends of the earth in a rowboat, Ojeleye was an instant fan favorite in Beantown. He brought a strangely consistent 3 PTS and 2 REBs off the bench that could energize a crowd in blowouts or tight-knit contests alike.

The ultimate exemplar of Semi’s athletic prowess came at SMU. A putback dunk against USC that left you wanting to verify whether he secretly had springs in the soles of his sneakers.

Semi played a menial offensive role without protest - running the floor like a gazelle, parking in the dunker spot, standing idle as a floor spacer. But when he did put his head down and attack the cylinder, his battering ram propensities shone through.

He may have been as much of a Giannis Stopper as Ruben Patterson was a Kobe Stopper, but that didn’t stop him from earning the label courtesy of his compact build and immovable base strength following consecutive Playoff meetings with the Bucks in 2018 and 2019.

Ojeleye split time with the Bucks and Clippers in 2021-22 before dropping off the NBA map at age 28. He found his way overseas where he has spent the past 4 seasons in Italy, Spain, and Serbia (where he spent 2025-26 with fellow ex-NBAers Jordan Nwora, Jared Butler & Donatas Motiejunas in Belgrade.

The Box Score from Semi’s fly-out block against Collin Sexton:

Date: February 5th 2019
Score: Celtics 103 - 96 Cavs
Respective Records at this juncture: Celtics 35-19, Cavs 11-43

Interesting (and uninteresting) Statlines
Jayson Tatum - 25 PTS / 7 REB / 3 BLK / 6-13 FG / 12-12 FT
Gordon Hayward - 18 PTS / 6 REB / 5 AST / 9-14 FG
Marcus Smart - 17 PTS / 5 REB / 4 AST / 6-10 FG / 4-5 3PT
Al Horford - 9 PTS / 6 REB / 8 AST / 3 BLK / 4-9 FG
Jaylen Brown - 13 PTS / 7 REB / 6-19 FG
Terry Rozier - 8 PTS / 5 REB / 3-9 FG
Semi Ojeleye - 0/1/2/2/1 in 17 mins

Collin Sexton - 27 PTS / 4 REB / 11-24 FG / 3-7 3PT
Alec Burks - 21 PTS / 4 REB / 9-19 FG
Larry Nance Jr. - 11 PTS / 12 REB / 5-8 FG
Ante Žižić - 8 PTS / 12 REB / 3-7 FG
David Nwaba - 8 PTS / 5 REB / 4-8 FG
Jordan Clarkson - 7 PTS / 2-13 FG
Delly - 8 PTS

Why be a 10-time All-Star when you can be a 10-time 29-point deficit bucket getter.

No stranger to a scoreboard discrepancy, it feels karmic, and uncannily fitting, for Deandre Ayton to end up on the Wizards.

We are well beyond the days of talking yourself into the hype before opening night. Such murmurs were had upon his arrival in Portland, and such murmurs continued with blindly faithful Laker fans who assumed the buy-out market could capably fill their big man void.

Deandre was a little late to the perpetual losing party in Phoenix, a mid-2010s malaise that earned them the No. 1 pick in the first place. Though he was privy to a 19-win rookie season under one-and-done coach Igor Kokoskov.

The defensive brilliance and two-way fortitude of Ayton’s third-year finals run in 2021 had everyone losing their minds as to the possibilities of his NBA destiny (and for good reason).

But what appeared to be a turning point at the time turned out to be his apex in retrospect. A gradual decline and increasing on-court passivity coincided with his lucrative extension. A deal he didn’t make it to the end of. But as fate would have it, D.C. now welcomes him with open (ish) arms.

On a non-Ayton note, I will say it is refreshing for the Wizards back-up Center to be someone not named Tristan Vukcevic for the first time in two years. The floor spacing is feather in his cap, but the defensive ineptitude and sieve-adjacent habits on a per-possession basis were unavoidable.

The Box Score from the SAS @ PHX game that features twice:

Date: October 31st 2018
Score: Spurs 120 - 90 Suns
Respective Records at this juncture: Spurs 5-2, Suns 1-6

Interesting (and uninteresting) Statlines
DeMar DeRozan - 25 PTS / 4 REB / 10-12 FG / 5-5 FT
LaMarcus Aldridge - 24 PTS / 10-13 FG
Marco Belinelli - 14 PTS / 5-14 FG
Rudy Gay - 12 PTS / 8 REB / 5-9 FG
Pau Gasol - 8 PTS / 9 REB / 4 AST / 3 BLK / 4-7 FG
Bryn Forbes - 7 PTS / 7 AST / 3-7 FG

T.J. Warren - 21 PTS / 8-16 FG
Mikal Bridges - 16 PTS / 6-9 FG
Trevor Ariza - 14 PTS / 7 REB / 4-11 FG / 2-4 3PT
Deandre Ayton - 13 PTS / 8 REB / 6-13 FG
Elie Okobo - 8 PTS / 4 REB / 5 AST / 3-9 FG
De’Anthony Melton - 7 PTS / 3 STL / 3-12 FG

Fear the Fro.

RoLo kept the old school M.O. fashionable for as long as humanly possible while the NBA’s evolution came and went.

From unwieldy hair length to terrorising mascots to genuine veteran leadership as the years wore on, Robin’s 16-year tenure had it all. A career that started with backing up Shaq in Phoenix and ended in Milwaukee backing up his twin. He missed the Bucks’ 2021 title-clinching campaign by one season, but his bench antics and off-court bravado was there in spirit.

Whether you regard the twirling, methodical post touches above as a thing of beauty or an utter monstrosity, such finesse and low-slung mastery represents a facet of the game that drifts fewer and further between. Lopez, in particular, flaunted a delicate fusion of exemplary footwork, expert angularity, and unheralded dexterity.

Establishing, and maintaining, your pivot foot against hefty opponents (or in heavy traffic) is a seemingly simply aspect of the game that so many bigs fail to truly master. It incorporates balance, guile and a ton of reps to reach the point where you are breaking down defenders or broadening your decision tree as a passer out of the post in real-time. RoLo was a maestro at the former, to the point that the latter was usually not necessary.

The Box Score from RoLo’s revenge outing in the first clip:

Date: May 5th 2021
Score: Bucks 135 - 134 Wizards
Respective Records at this juncture: Bucks 42-24, Wizards 30-36

Interesting (and uninteresting) Statlines
Jrue Holiday - 29 PTS / 5 REB / 6 AST / 5 TOV / 10-20 FG / 4-8 3PT
Giannis - 23 PTS / 9 REB / 8 AST / 6 TOV / 8-15 FG / 7-8 FT
Donte DiVincenzo - 19 PTS / 4 AST / 5-7 3PT
Pat Connaughton - 16 PTS / 6 REB / 4-8 3PT
Bryn Forbes - 14 PTS / 4 REB / 6-10 FG / 2-5 3PT
Brook Lopez - 11 PTS / 8 REB / 4-7 FG
Jeff Teague - 11 PTS / 4 AST / 4-6 FG
Bobby Portis - 9 PTS / 6 REB / 4-10 FG

Russell Westbrook - 29 PTS / 12 REB / 17 AST / 3 STL / 12-20 FG / 5-8 FT
Bradley Beal - 42 PTS / 4 REB / 14-24 FG / 3-6 3PT / 11-14 FT
Daniel Gafford - 12 PTS / 10 REB / 4-6 FG / 4-7 FT
Dāvis Bertāns - 13 PTS / 4-10 FG / 2-6 3PT
Anthony Gill - 11 PTS / 5-10 FG
Robin Lopez - 8 PTS / 6 REB / 3 BLK / 4-6 FG

An unlikely, inherently experimental, alliance in a post-Conference Finals heartbreak phase in H-Town

A table-setter that peaked as a rookie, somehow in a more striking manner than previous Rookie of the Year flounderer Tyreke Evans, complementing a post-prime Superstar spotting up and spinning his way to role player status. Apparently much to Morey’s chagrin.

After 3 weeks of passable counting stats and a 4-6 record, Melo’s Texas exit hit like a ton of bricks. An abrupt dismissal and involuntary NBA hiatus that lasted more than a calendar year. Until the Trail Blazers swooped in and gave him a long-awaited call that allowed him to hit the ground running and rediscover his rhythm as a starting-calibre forward.

Most interestingly, the numbers backed up Melo’s buy-in. 12.4% of his FG attempts came on twos between 10 to 16 feet, while 13.2% were long twos - both marks were career-lows (not counting his Lakers finale season). Meanwhile his 3PT attempt rate was a career-high (by far) 52.9%.

On the other side of the equation, MCW didn’t last much longer in the CP3-Harden system (16 games), but found stability in Orlando at his next destination.

The Box Score from the Rockets’ home loss vs the Clippers’, where MCW set up Melo twice:

Date: October 26th 2018
Score: Clippers 133 - 113 Rockets
Respective Records at this juncture: Clippers 3-2, Rockets 1-4

Interesting (and uninteresting) Statlines
Montrezl Harrell - 30 PTS / 6 REB / 4 Stocks / 8-13 FG / 14-15 FT
Lou Williams - 23 PTS / 7-9 FG / 3-4 3PT / 6-6 FT
Tobias Harris - 15 PTS / 9 REB / 5-14 FG / 2-3 3PT
Danilo Gallinari - 16 PTS / 5 REB / 4-5 FG / 7-7 FT
Avery Bradley - 14 PTS / 6-10 FG
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander - 10 PTS / 2 STL / 3-7 FG
Miloš Teodosić - 8 PTS / 7 REB / 5 AST / 2-3 3PT

Carmelo Anthony - 24 PTS / 3 Stocks / 8-18 FG / 6-10 3PT
Clint Capela - 14 PTS / 15 REB / 3 Stocks / 6-10 FG
Gerald Green - 19 PTS / 5 REB / 7-14 FG / 4-9 3PT
Chris Paul - 12 PTS / 6 REB / 8 AST / 5 TOV / 3-13 FG / 6-6 FT
MCW - 10 PTS / 4 REB / 2 STL / 3-8 FG / 4-6 FT
P.J. Tucker - 12 PTS / 6 REB / 4 Stocks / 5-12 FG / 2-6 3PT
Eric Gordon - 10 PTS / 4 REB / 3 Stocks / 3-14 FG / 1-6 3PT
Isaiah Hartenstein - 6 P

The 17-foot flinger.

Apologies in advance for the lack of Lakers film, pre-2015 clips are gate kept by the NBA with an iron fist. Nevertheless, none of you should complain with an Anthony Tolliver sighting on this fine Thursday.

Jodie exited the NBA sphere a champion with the Raptors in 2019 and has since transitioned to coaching as an assistant with the New Orleans Pelicans in 2024. A colleague of mine saw he and fellow role player extraordinaire Corey Brewer roaming the streets of Melbourne late last year during their preseason festivities down under. A dynamic duo that even the least spiteful among us would get jealous of missing out on.

Meeks was a prototypical two-guard with sharpshooting propensities. A halfcourt nomad that darted side-to-side and utilized screens to full advantage in search of jump shooting daylight. He had a lightning quick single motion whenever the ball found the shooting pocket, as well as the wherewithal to make snap decisions with one or two dribbles to waltz into pull-ups should his man overcommit from the rear.

Like a personal favorite of mine Anthony Morrow in New Jersey, Jodie dropped a career-high 42 points with the Lakers in 2014.

He was a Kentucky product that scored an absurd 23.7 PPG on 40.6% from deep (8 3PA/G), despite not clinching a Tournament berth for the first time in 18 years.

The Box Score from the game in Cleveland, where Jodie’s 17-foot lightning struck twice:

Date: April 13th 2015
Score: Cavs 109 - 97 Pistons
Regular Season Records: Cavs 52-29, Pistons 31-50

Interesting (and uninteresting) Statlines:
J.R. Smith - 28 PTS / 10-15 FG / 8-13 3PT
LeBron James - 21 PTS / 10 REB / 11 AST / 3 Stocks / 7-17 FG / 3-4 3PT
Timofey Mozgov - 16 PTS / 13 REB / 7-15 FG
Kyrie Irving - 12 PTS / 5-7 FG / 2-3 3PT
Iman Shumpert - 5 PTS / 7 REB / 2-8 FG
Kevin Love - 7 PTS / 4 REB / 3-9 FG
Kendrick Perkins - 6 PTS / 3-3 FG

Andre Drummond - 20 PTS / 9 REB / 3 BLK / 10-13 FG / 0-5 FT
Reggie Jackson - 18 PTS / 8 AST / 7-18 FG
Caron Butler - 19 PTS / 6-9 3PT
KCP - 13 PTS / 4 REB / 4 AST / 5-9 FG
Jodie Meeks - 12 PTS / 4-7 FG / 3-3 FT
Greg Monroe - 11 PTS / 4-9 FG
Quincy Miller - 0 PTS / 4 REB / 0-7 FG in 15 mins

The One-Way Weapon.

One of the most meme-ified and misaligned upper jump shooting releases in NBA History, while most basketball players tuck their elbow in, MKG rotated his inward across his face in what could be described as the mechanical equivalent of bow-leggedness. But on the off chance he connected on a 3-point attempt, the crowd erupted into a frenzy in acknowledgement of its exceptionality.

However, his legendarily shaky, and technically disjointed, jumper was a mere accessory to an otherwise additive skillset. Lockdown individual defense, upper-echelon two-way rebounding for his position, and intuitive slashing in the halfcourt.

MKG managed to amass almost 8 seasons as a Charlotte Bobcat / Hornet, a testament to his reliability year-to-year as a wing that could take on primary assignments on the wing (he, and the Bobcats’ collective, double 60-pieces against Carmelo Anthony and LeBron James twice in three weeks notwithstanding).

Michael is being inducted into the UK Athletics Hall of Fame later this year, unsurprising given he and Anthony Davis’ championship-clinching freshman season that greased the wheels for the first one-and-done college pairing to ever be selected No. 1 and No. 2 overall in 2012.

The Box Score from the game in Chicago, one of only three occasions where MKG drained multiple triples in a game:

Date: October 24th 2018
Score: Bulls 112 - 110 Hornets
Regular Season Records: Bulls 1-3, Hornets 2-3

Interesting (and uninteresting) Statlines:
Zach LaVine - 32 PTS / 4 REB / 5 AST / 10-22 FG / 11-12 FT
Cameron Payne - 21 PTS / 5 REB / 4 AST / 7-11 3PT
Jabari Parker - 11 PTS / 9 REB / 4 AST / 3-7 FG / 5-5 FT
Ryan Arcidiacono - 10 PTS / 2-3 FG / 5-5 FT
Cristiano Felicio - 9 PTS / 5 REB / 3-4 FG
Justin Holiday - 7 PTS / 6 REB / 3-9 FG
Wendell Carter Jr. - 6 PTS / 7 REB / 2-7 FG

Kemba Walker - 23 PTS / 6 AST / 5-14 FG / 3-9 3PT / 10-11 FR
Nicolas Batum - 13 PTS / 4 REB / 6-15 FG / 1-6 3PT
Cody Zeller - 14 PTS / 6 REB / 5-8 FG
Jeremy Lamb - 12 PTS / 5-9 FG / 2-3 3PT
Marvin Williams - 11 PTS / 8 REB / 3 Stocks / 4-12 FG
MKG - 6 PTS / 2-3 FG / 2-2 3PT / 6 Fouls in 16 mins
W***y Hernangómez - 7 PTS / 5 REB / 5-6 FT

Ty Jacob Leaf, requested by dec

Few players mastered the art of playing between 8 and 9 minutes for 3 consecutive years to start their career, but that’s exactly what T.J. did. After being drafted 18th overall in 2017 following a one-and-done stint as a UCLE Bruin, T.J. turned over a new, slightly less glamorous, leaf - assuming the role of a quintessential 13th man on a few plucky playoff rosters.

T.J. was stuck in the rotational queue behind Myles Turner, Domantas Sabonis & Thaddeus Young as a rookie and sophomore. When Young finally kicked rocks and the third big role opened up, Doug McDermott sopped up most of the PF minutes and Nate McMillan prioritized rookie Goga Bitadze in the pecking order. Another example of how opportunity, availability and performance need to coincide in order to lay a rock-solid NBA foundation. Leaf lasted far longer than most, and his inside-outside malleability offensively was a feather in his cap every step of the way.

After 4 seasons and 146 games of averaging 3 PTS and 2 REBs, Leaf looked across the water after a fleeting two-way tenure as a Portland Trail Blazer. He spent 4 seasons in China, with averages of 19.0 PTS, 10.2 REBs and 3.5 AST from 2021 to 2025. He is currently playing for Maccabi Tel Aviv (the city he was born) putting up 9 and 5 in 17 minutes of action.

The Box Score from the first clip:

Date: Jan 11th 2019
Score: Pacers 121 - 106 Knicks
Respective Records at this juncture: Pacers 28-14, Knicks 10-32

Interesting (and uninteresting) Statlines:
Domantas Sabonis - 22 PTS / 15 REB / 9-14 FG
Victor Oladipo - 19 PTS / 6 AST / 8-13 FG / 3-5 3PT
Bojan Bogdanović - 15 PTS / 5-12 FG / 3-5 3PT
Thaddeus Young - 13 PTS / 6 REB / 6-14 FG
Darren Collison - 7 PTS / 5 REB / 10 AST / 3-7 FG
Tyreke Evans - 12 PTS / 6 REB / 4-12 FG / 2-5 3PT
Doug McDermott - 12 PTS / 2-3 3PT
T.J. Leaf - 6 PTS / 4 REB / 2 AST / 3-4 FG

Emmanuel Mudiay - 21 PTS / 8-18 FG / 3-7 3PT
Damyean Dotson - 15 PTS / 6 REB / 4-7 FG / 3-5 3PT
Tim Hardaway Jr. - 12 PTS / 6 REB / 4-11 FG / 2-6 3PT
Noah Vonleh - 12 PTS / 5-6 FG
Kevin Knox - 14 PTS / 5-10 FG
Mario Hezonja - 10 PTS / 6 REB / 5 STL / 4-12 FG
Trey Burke - 12 PTS / 5-12 FG

Mano a Mano Miles.

Putting aside the lopsidedness of this particular matchup whereby C.J. Miles personified the Washington Generals, he certainly had his moments as a free-flowing, systematic, and economical bench scorer from the outside.

Miles was swept by LeBron back-to-back seasons in different uniforms - in 2017 as a Pacer and 2018 as a Raptor in the notorious LeBronto pummelling. The former series included the moment Paul George publicly complained about not receiving the ball in the dying seconds, while the latter lives on in infamy as the tipping point that necessitated the Kawhi gamble.

Despite his winless endeavors against the Goliath of the East, C.J. threw a handful of haymakers - predominantly in the form of on-the-move, quickset threes to end a run or recapture momentum. I’m far from impartial as a fellow southpaw, but there is nothing sweeter than a lefty stroke.

Perhaps his fortunes stood a better chance had his surname used the metric system. Nevertheless, the head-to-head Playoff counting stats are:

C.J. Miles: 0-8 Record / 22.5 MPG / 8.6 PPG / 2.8 RPG / 0.6 APG / 0.6 SPG / 0.4 BPG / 0.8 TOV / 47.3% FG / 40% 3PT

LeBron James: 8-0 Record / 42.8 MPG / 33.4 PPG / 9.0 RPG / 10.1 APG / 2.4 SPG / 1.5 BPG / 3.3 TOV / 54.9% FG / 31.6% 3PT

The Box Score from Mr. Kilometres’ best showing against LBJ, one of two near-wins across the 8 Playoff losses:

Date: May 5th 2018 (R2, G3)
Score: Cavs 105 - 103 Raptors
Regular Season Records: Cavs 50-32, Raptors 59-23

Interesting (and uninteresting) Statlines:
LeBron James - 38 PTS / 6 REB / 7 AST / 3 STL / 14-26 FG / 9-11 FT
Kevin Love - 21 PTS / 16 REB / 7-14 FG / 6-7 FT
Kyle Korver - 18 PTS / 4 REB / 6-8 FG / 4-6 3PT
George Hill - 12 PTS / 4-7 FG / 2-3 3PT
Jeff Green - 11 PTS / 5-12 FG
Jordan Clarkson - 5 PTS / 2-7 FG

Kyle Lowry - 27 PTS / 7 AST / 5 TOV / 9-13 FG / 4-8 3PT / 5-6 FT
OG Anunoby - 18 PTS / 4 REB / 7-12 FG / 4-7 3PT
C.J. Miles - 13 PTS / 6 REB / 5-9 FG / 3-7 3PT
Serge Ibaka - 11 PTS / 8 REB / 4 BLK / 3-7 FG / 4-4 FT
Jonas Valaňciūnas - 10 PTS / 11 REB / 3-6 FG / 4-4 FT
DeMar DeRozan - 8 PTS / 4 REB / 4 Stocks / 3-12 FG
Fred VanVleet - 8 PTS / 2-9 FG
Pascal Siakam - 6 PTS / 3-6 FG