NBA TWO-WAY TALENTS

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    Mavericks two-way trio deliver career-best performances

    John Poulakidas, Moussa Cisse, and Tyler Smith all turned in career-best performances in the Mavericks’ final regular season game. Poulakidas scored a career-high 28 points, shooting 8/16 from three. Cisse had a dominant outing with 17 points, 20 rebounds, two blocks, and two steals. Smith added 20 points and seven rebounds, shooting 4/9 from deep.

    Notable Box Scores

    PlayerPTS3PMREBASTSTLBLK+/-
    John Poulakidas2882411+5
    Moussa Cisse17-20122+4
    Tyler Smith2047-2-+9

    Rockets two-way duo reach double figures

    Isaiah Crawford and Tristen Newton both reached double figures in the Rockets’ final regular season game. Crawford scored 11 points, finishing in the paint, hitting a three, and shooting 2/2 from the free-throw line. Newton scored 12 points, knocking down two threes, hitting fadeaway mid-range jumpers, and shooting 2/3 from the free-throw line.

    Notable Box Scores

    PlayerPTS3PMREBASTSTLBLK+/-
    Isaiah Crawford11161---8
    Tristen Newton1223-1-+2

    Carlson, Sandfort each hit five threes; combine for 49

    Branden Carlson and Payton Sandfort each made the most of their final regular season game with the Thunder. Carlson erupted for 26 points, knocking down five threes, grabbing 10 rebounds, and recording five blocks and two steals. Sandfort lit it up from deep, also knocking down five threes and finishing with 23 points.

    Notable Box Scores

    PlayerPTS3PMREBASTSTLBLK+/-
    Branden Carlson26510125-18
    Payton Sandfort2354-1-+3

    Olbrich triple-double highlights Bulls two-way trio outing

    Lachlan Olbrich, Mac McClung, and Yuki Kawamura all played well in the Bulls’ final regular season game. Olbrich led the way with a triple-double of 10 points, 15 rebounds, and 10 assists. McClung added 13 points, and Kawamura had 14 points.

    Notable Box Scores

    PlayerPTS3PMREBASTSTLBLK+/-
    Lachlan Olbrich10-15102--11
    Yuki Kawamura14321---2

    Hawks two-way room sees extended minutes

    RayJ Dennis, Keshon Gilbert, and Christian Koloko each played at least 21 minutes in the Hawks’ final regular season game. Dennis scored 10 points, grabbed three rebounds, and dished out three assists. Gilbert finished with 11 points and nine assists. Koloko added four points, eight rebounds, and a block.

    Notable Box Scores

    PlayerPTS3PMREBASTSTLBLK+/-
    RayJ Dennis10233---24
    Keshon Gilbert11--91--11
    Christian Koloko4-81-1-17

    Wolves two-way trio gets active in final game

    Zyon Pullin, Enrique Freeman, and Rocco Zikarsky all played 20+ minutes in the Timberwolves’ final regular season game. Pullin led the way with 19 points and five assists, finding all but one of his buckets at the rim. Freeman scored 13 points and added four stocks, showing off his range by knocking down two threes—he nearly had a third but had his foot on the line. Zikarsky added eight points, nine rebounds, and two blocks, showing his touch by going 4/4 from the free-throw line.

    Notable Box Scores

    PlayerPTS3PMREBASTSTLBLK+/-
    Zyon Pullin19135--+13
    Enrique Freeman1727222+25
    Rocco Zikarsky8-92-2+7

    Cavaliers two-way trio all reach double figures

    Tristan Enaruna, Riley Minix, and Olivier Sarr each played at least 24 minutes in the Cavaliers’ final regular season game. Enaruna finished with 15 points and three steals, Minix added 12 points, and Sarr had 10 points and three stocks.

    Notable Box Scores

    PlayerPTS3PMREBASTSTLBLK+/-
    Tristan Enaruna152333-+8
    Riley Minix1211111+16

    Brea lights it up from deep; Huntley reaches double figures

    April 13, 2026

    Koby Brea and CJ Huntley saw extended minutes in the Suns’ final regular season game. Brea lit it up from deep, shooting 6/9 from three. He knocked down catch-and-shoots, pull-ups, and step-backs. Huntley added 10 points, scoring four buckets in the paint and hitting a long two with his toe on the line.

    Notable Box Scores

    PlayerPTS3PMREBASTSTLBLK+/-
    Koby Brea20653--+13
    CJ Huntley10-411-+16

    Oduro posts double-double; Alexander scores career-high

    Josh Oduro and Trey Alexander each got an opportunity to showcase their abilities in last night’s blowout loss to the Celtics. Oduro posted a double-double of career-high 12 points and 12 rebounds, while Alexander scored a career-high 10 points.

    Notable Box Scores

    PlayerPTS3PMREBASTSTLBLK+/-
    Josh Oduro12-121--+6
    Trey Alexander10221--+2

    Thunder two-way room turns in strong performances

    Branden Carlson, Brooks Barnhizer, and Payton Sandfort all played at least 28 minutes last night against the Nuggets. Carlson turned in a double-double of 23 points and 12 rebounds, adding five assists. Barnhizer scored a career-high 14 points and grabbed a career-high nine rebounds. Sandfort scored a career-high eight points.

    Notable Box Scores

    PlayerPTS3PMREBASTSTLBLK+/-
    Branden Carlson233125-1-21
    Brooks Barnhizer141922--15
    Payton Sandfort814----11