I noticed during the first Warriors game that JMac had a couple of stints overlapping with Steph Curry on the court.
I also noticed how great JMac was defending Curry in those moments and how badly Curry was doing in those overlaps.
I found popcornmachine to help me sort out just how well JMac was defending Curry and knocking him off his game.
http://popcornmachine.net/gf?date=20210125&game=MINGSWThe gameflow information is wonderful if you are looking for how well certain players impact the game while playing together, but keep in mind the site is not https yet.
These are the performances of the two players while their time on the floor overlaps twice during the game.
Overlap 1 time period. Q1 05:21 - 00:03Curry (-5) 0-1 2FG, 0-1 3FG / 1 foul, 1 TO, 0 assist
03:07 Miss 2
02:13 Def RB
01:22 PF
01:22 TO
00:36 Miss 3
JMac (+5) 2-2 2FG / 1 TO, 1 Assist
04:52 TO
04:28 Make 2
03:57 Assist
00:50 Make 2
Notes on overlap 11. Wolves 8-0 run during this Overlap
Overlap 2 time period. Q3 05:34 - 00:00 Curry (-2) 1-2 2FG, 0-2 3FG / 1 RB, 0 assist
05:02 miss3
03:00 miss2
01:55 OffReb
01:52 Make2
00:13 miss3
Jmac (+5) 3-5 2FG, / 1 RB, 4 assists, 1 foul
05:20 Make 2
03:34 Assist
05:20 Make 2
03:34 Assist
03:13 Assist
02:30 miss2
02:16 Assist
01:22 PF
00:58 Make2
00:46 DefReb
00:03 miss2
Notes on Overlap 21. Wolves had a 7-2 run during this overlap.
Notes on Curry's Gametime w/out Jmac:1. In 1st Q, Curry in his first stint of time (near 7mins) w/out Jmac he went for:(+16) 1-1 2FG, 2-3 3FG, 1-1 FT, 1 Ast, 1 Rb and the Warriors started with a 17-2 run and part of a 7-0 run.
2. In 4th Q, Curry in his final 4 minute stint w/out Jmac he went for:(+11) 1-2 2FG, 3-3 3FG, 4-4 FT, 1 Ast, 3 Steals and this started the Warriors final 15-5 run to blow out the Wolves.
3. JMac did have some help with Curry. I remember one specific possession 1stQ where McDaniels shut Curry down. Culver was also playing during some of JMac's time and he was helping to take away passing options with tight defense on others.