The most impressive visual from that game is an individual scoring-share + playmaking dominance graphic for Deni Avdija.

Best Visual: Avdija’s Total Offensive Control

Why this is the strongest one:

• He scored 41 points in a 114-110 playoff win
• He added 12 assists
• He shot an elite 15-of-22
• He was clearly the game’s central force, while no Sun matched his combined scoring/playmaking load

A visual built around that would tell the story better than a standard box score.

Recommended chart concept

Use a bar chart showing the top scorers from the game, with Avdija clearly separated at the top.

That’s the cleanest visual if the goal is: “show me what was most impressive.”

Even Better Editorial Visual

If you want the single most compelling storytelling visual, I’d actually go with a two-series Avdija impact chart:

• 41 points
• 12 assists
• Optional note: 15-22 FG, +16

That shows he didn’t just score — he created the offense.

Why this works best

The game’s headline wasn’t just that Portland won. It was that:

• Avdija scored 36% of Portland’s points (41 of 114)
• He had 12 of the team’s 26 assists
• He posted the best scoring total in the game by 6 points
• He did it efficiently: 68.2% FG

Other strong visual options

If you wanted alternatives, these are next-best:

1. Top scorers bar chart — simplest and most shareable
2. Blazers starters points breakdown — shows how much Avdija towered over the rest
3. Avdija vs Suns stars comparison — Avdija against Jalen Green and Devin Booker
4. Portland team shooting profile — 17 made threes on 47 attempts, big perimeter volume edge

My pick

Best overall visual: Avdija vs everyone else in points scored because it instantly communicates the main takeaway of the game: he owned the night.

If framed for social/media, the strongest title is:

“Deni Avdija Scored More Than Any Sun and Drove Portland’s Playoff Win”

Playoff masterpiece: Deni Avdija drops 41 and lifts Portland past Phoenix, 114-110.

Playoff masterpiece: Deni Avdija drops 41 and lifts Portland past Phoenix, 114-110.

• 41 points
• 12 assists
• 15-22 FG
• 3-6 3PT
• 8-10 FT
• 7 rebounds
• 2 steals
• +16