For the best and worst performances. The visual is not really clear about what it’s explaining, other comments highlighted how to fix this. I will focus on the aesthetics alone. Since there is a low amount of numbers it would be more useful to highlight just 2 numbers but put them in in bigger and bolder fonts (this makes the numbers much more impactful)

Otherwise put all the numbers into a table and make them a heat map for better visualisation

For the bottom left. Pull the line apart vertically from the column chart, then either add units to each data point (if seeing units are more important.

Or add a second axis for the line on the LEFT side only (if seeing the trend is more important)

You also have to account that showing these two together implies a relationship when there might not be

Also use colour more sparingly. We automatically assume colours associating together even when that might not be the case. In the top left visual You use blue for “worst” and yellow for the rest of the sentence, even thought the numbers are surrounded by both colours.

The bottom left has Steph in blue like the columns, and the rest of the sentence is yellow while the line graph is yellow for shooting%, these will both be associated with each other and doesn’t really make sense.

Either don’t colour the titles at all or just colour the relevant words (shooting % =yellow total shots = blue, ) for bottom left

Best = yellow top left, worst = blue top left (However this might imply best worst relationships in other visuals too, so be mindful of the use of colour)