Jaylin Williams helped the Oklahoma City Thunder secure a win against the Brooklyn Nets on Sunday. He scored 14 points, grabbed 8 rebounds, and dished out 5 assists in his 26 minutes on the court. The Thunder won the game with a score of 127-101.
What It Means
Williams led both teams in rebounds during this game, marking one of his standout performances this season. His recent performance is notable as he exceeded his season averages significantly; he usually scores around 5.1 points and grabs about 4.5 rebounds per game. This was also one of the few times he played more than his projected minutes, helping him to contribute more effectively. Despite playing only 15 games this season, Williams has finished in the top-5 at his position for rebounds and assists in over a quarter of those games.
