Kyle Anderson led the Golden State Warriors in assists during their game against the Indiana Pacers on Friday. He recorded 5 assists, surpassing his projected total by 2. Anderson also contributed with team-leading blocks and played 25 minutes, exceeding his expected time on the court by 10 minutes. The Warriors lost the game 108-96.
What It Means
Anderson’s performance against the Pacers marked a notable achievement as he reached a milestone of over 5 assists for this season. In recent games, he has been contributing consistently, adding to his season average of 2.3 assists per game. Despite coming off the bench in most games, Anderson has managed to finish in the top five for rebounds at his position in four out of thirty-two games this season. His shooting accuracy stands at a solid 43.1%, with a three-point shooting percentage of 36.2%. While not leading in scoring, Anderson’s ability to facilitate plays is evident from his recent performances.
