On any given night, there are statistics that reinforce the reality that this San Antonio Spurs team is special. In particular, Dylan Harper, the Spurs star rookie, continues to impress coming off the bench for the Silver Black. Best 4th Quarter FG% In The 2025-26 NBA Playoffs (Min. 2 0 FGA) :1. Dylan Harper — 70.0%2. Dillon Brooks — 66.7%3. Victor Wembanyama — 65.2%4. Chet Holmgren — 61.9%5. Alperen Sengun — 57.7%6. Evan Mobley — 56.0%7. Naz Reid — 55.0%8. LeBron James —… https://t.co/wkpcVEkcCW pic.twitter.com/K7NZcGqur8— Stat Defender (@statdefender) May 12, 2026 Harper has the best fourth quarter field goal percentage in these playoffs. Better than the legendary LeBron James, better than Timberwolves former NBA Sixth Man Naz Reid, even better than his teammate Victor Wembanyama. Dylan Harper is the youngest guard ever to record multiple double-doubles in the playoffs.He passes Derrick Rose. pic.twitter.com/1aDnWkPNco— Real App (@realapp) May 13, 2026 Harper also passed Derrick Rose as the youngest guard to ever record multiple double-doubles in the playoffs. His first came in game 3 of the first round of playoffs against the Portland Trail Blazers. On April 24, Harper tallied 27 points and 10 rebounds. On Tuesday, Harper scored 12 points while pulling another 10 rebounds in the Spurs Game 5 win over the Minnesota Timberwolves. He came out of the box ready and has never looked back. He constantly points out that he has the trust of the Spurs coaching staff and his teammates, which allows him to play freely and take the chances that have given us highlight after highlight. While Harper is elevating the Spurs bench game, it should be noted that Devin Vassell currently has a +/- of 106, the highest plus-minus of any player through their first 10 playoff games since the stat began tracking in 1996. Highest plus-minus through a player’s first 10 career Playoff games (since +/- started getting tracked in 1996-97): +106 – Devin Vassell +102 – Markieff Morris+95 – Jared Dudley +91 – Kevin Love +90 – Steph Curry+88 – Max Strus+87 – Devin Booker Wow. pic.twitter.com/D21Fjg35Ga— The Lead (@TheLeadSM) May 13, 2026 Meanwhile, it should be noted that Victor Wembanyama has 38 blocks in his first 9 NBA playoff games, ranking him 12th in Spurs franchise history in blocks. Let the math on that sink in. 📈 Victor is now 12th in Spurs history in playoff blocks through 9 games played (38). Next is Aldridge, who had 39 blks in 38 games. 🐺 Wemby's block count by player this series:McDaniels – 5Shannon Jr. – 4Randle, Gobert, Reid – 3Edwards – 2Hyland, Dosunmu – 1 pic.twitter.com/hbvVwzgh1v— Josh Paredes (@Josh810) May 13, 2026 I love the breakdown of his blocks for this series. 21 of his 38 blocks are against Minnesota and he’s spread the love- five blocks on McDaniels, four on Shannon, Jr., and three apiece on Gobert, Randle, and Reid. He’s even batter two away from superstar Anthony Edwards. The Timberwolves looked gassed on Tuesday, but they will come out fighting for their lives on Friday. The Spurs will have to continue to share the accolades in order to close out on the road. Welcome to the Thread. Join in the conversation, start your own discussion, and share your thoughts. This is the Spurs community, your Spurs community. Thanks for being here. Our community guidelines apply which should remind everyone to be cool, avoid personal attacks, not to troll and to watch the language. ...read more read less