Game Performance
Patrick Williams had a strong defensive showing for the Chicago Bulls against the Sacramento Kings on Sunday. He led his team in blocks and steals while also contributing 5 assists, which was a milestone for him as he exceeded his projection by 5 assists. Williams played 34 minutes, surpassing his expected playing time, in the Bulls’ narrow loss to the Kings, 124-119.
What It Means
Williams’ performance against the Kings marked a standout game defensively as he led both teams in blocks and contributed significantly with steals. Recently, he has been averaging 9.5 points per game this season, ranking him 38th among power forwards. His assist numbers have been notable too, finishing in the top five at his position for assists in over one-third of his games this season. Despite shooting just 20% from three-point range against the Kings, he has maintained a solid 36.4% from beyond the arc this season.
