Cason Wallace helped the Oklahoma City Thunder to a big win against the Washington Wizards on Sunday. He scored 14 points, making all six of his shots and hitting two out of three from beyond the arc. Wallace also led the game in steals and added five assists during his 29 minutes on the court. The Thunder won decisively, 136-95.
What It Means
Wallace’s standout performance included leading the game in steals, which highlights his defensive impact. Recently, he has been exceeding expectations, scoring five more points than projected against the Wizards. This season, Wallace is averaging 6.9 points per game and has been consistent whether starting or coming off the bench, averaging 7.2 points in both roles. He ranks 43rd among point guards for scoring and has finished in the top five at his position for rebounds in about 17% of games this season.
