Kenrich Williams Stats

Oklahoma City Thunder guard Kenrich Williams enjoyed another productive outing in a 97-95 loss to the Nuggets on Friday. Williams only scored seven points but added 11 rebounds, nine assists, a triple, and a steal in 36 minutes. With Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Theo Maledon both banged up, the Thunder have needed someone to step up at the guard spot- Williams has answered the call. He's played 30.9 minutes per game this month, with averages of 11.9 points, 6.7 rebounds, 2.7 assists, 1.3 triples, and 1.3 steals per game in seven contests. It's a bit of a small sample size, and he won't play as many minutes once his backcourt mates return, but Williams can be a sneaky good DFS asset if Gilgeous-Alexander and Maledon are out again on Sunday against the Bucks.

over 6 months ago

Oklahoma City Thunder point guard/small forward Kenrich Williams has been elevated back to the starting lineup for Wednesday's game against the Lakers due to the team's sheer lack of depth in the backcourt. Williams' minutes have skyrocketed as of late, having averaged 8.7 points and 7.0 boards over 32.1 minutes in his last three contests. With the Thunder rolling out just Williams, Hamidou Diallo, and Luguentz Dort in the backcourt, Williams will have significant DFS appeal. Having taken double-digit shot attempts just once this year, Williams still faces an uphill battle to season-long relevance, even if he is among the starting five in the short term.

over 6 months ago

Oklahoma City Thunder forward Kenrich Williams scored 19 points on 7-for-8 shooting in Wednesday's game against the Houston Rockets. In addition, he grabbed six rebounds and dished out two assists. Williams was 3-for-3 from three. This uptick in production and minutes was largely due to Luguentz Dort exiting with a knee injury. Williams could be an interesting DFS sleeper if Dort misses time, especially against a Minnesota team on Friday who've allowed the sixth-most points per game.

over 6 months ago

New Orleans Pelicans forward Kenrich Williams (back) has been receiving treatment at the team's facility during the league shutdown. He has been unable to play since early January, but believes he'll be ready to practice when the NBA returns. The Pelicans believe that this time off is really going to help Williams get back to full health. This is great news for Williams, but he'll likely be lost in the shuffle on the Pelicans roster. He won't have great fantasy value with most of the roster healthy and ready to play.

over a year ago