Jalen Williams helped the Oklahoma City Thunder secure a win against the New York Knicks on Friday. He led the game in blocks while also contributing 19 points and five assists. Williams played 33 minutes, surpassing his projected time on the court, as the Thunder won 126-101.
What It Means
Williams’ standout performance included leading both teams in blocks, showcasing his defensive skills. Recently, he has been consistent with his playmaking, averaging 5.2 assists per game this season, which ranks him third among small forwards. His scoring remains strong at 20.7 points per game, placing him third on his team and 23rd in the league. Despite not making any three-pointers against the Knicks, he averages 1.8 made threes per game with a shooting percentage of 35% from beyond the arc.
