As a data-driven analyst raised in Chicago’s streetball culture, I see beyond the box score. Broussard’s 2 goals, 6 shots, and 3 successful dribbles weren’t flash in the stats—but they won the game. With 50 touches and only 21 accurate passes, his quiet control disrupted Milan’s rhythm. This isn’t about glamour; it’s about spatial intelligence under pressure. I’ve seen this before: the unsung hero doesn’t score—he dissects.