dailyloe.com – Oklahoma City Thunder center Jaylin Williams is shooting 50% from three-point range in March. His hot streak has drawn significant attention from teammates. Starting center Isaiah Hartenstein recently discussed Williams’s offensive impact.
Hartenstein highlighted Williams’s consistent shooting and growing confidence. He noted many Thunder players could get more minutes elsewhere. Sometimes opportunity and rhythm are key for performance.
Williams has made eight three-pointers in his last three games. He is averaging career highs in points and rebounds this season. In March, he averages 9.6 points and 7.2 rebounds per game.
Teammate Jalen Williams also praised Jaylin’s contributions recently. He reflected on this after a strong post-injury performance. The comments followed a Friday win against the Chicago Bulls.
The Thunder’s depth has been a notable team strength this season. Jalen Williams learned a lot watching from the sidelines. He emphasized how the team’s bench players step up.
Hartenstein’s comments underscore the value of role player development. Confidence can significantly impact a shooter’s performance. The Thunder are benefiting from Williams’s expanded offensive role.[]
Source: Yahoo Sports
