Daigneault says Wallace’s two-way production has remained consistent in the Thunder’s first two games of the series. “He’s been really good. You know, he only played 11 minutes, and Alex [Caruso] only played like 12 minutes in the first game. So, it’s good to get him out there for a sustained stretch. But, he continues to shoot the right shots, make the right plays, gets out in transition; that’s something he’s really improved on offensively. Still does all the system stuff really well. “And defensively, he’s been really good in this series with Bane and Morant — two high-level perimeter players that we have to account for — and helps us do that,” Daigneault concluded. -via Clutch Points / April 24, 2025
