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Four Stats That Show How Isaiah Hartenstein Contained Victor Wembanyama in Game 2

Hartenstein played 27 minutes, finishing with 10 points, 13 rebounds and three assists while staying on the floor for more than twice his Game 1 minutes.
Wembanyama attempted only two free throws in Game 2 as Hartenstein's interior defense limited his trips to the line.
Wembanyama's five made field goals came in the paint, reflecting Hartenstein's impact on limiting his scoring in the paint.
Hartenstein's physical play and early inside pressure helped the Thunder shift the game despite calls looming around officials.
OKC used Hartenstein's defense to push Wembanyama out of the paint and alter his shooting distribution in Game 2.
The Thunder won the rebounding battle on the offensive end but were limited by Hartenstein's defense, finishing with 16 offensive rebounds to San Antonio's 17.
Daigneault credited Hartenstein for playing his game and bringing a physical brand around the basket.
Wembanyama's shot chart showed five paints-based makes, underscoring Hartenstein's impact on limiting deep takeoffs.
Game 2 result was a 122-113 win for the Thunder, shifting momentum in the Western Conference final.
Sports Illustrated’s Ryan Phillips provided the game's context and quotes regarding Hartenstein’s impact.

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