
Holmgren (rest) and Dort (back) return to the Thunder starting lineup, with the latter back after a two-game absence. Aaron Wiggins and Alex Caruso return to the bench, with both players taking hits to their fantasy values. Both will remain in the rotation.
Williams was 1-of-5 on 3-point attempts in this game and didn't shoot any free throws. The 23-year-old small forward was 11-of-15 from inside the arc, which is where the majority of his points came from Saturday. He's bounced back from a 13-point effort in his return from injury Wednesday to have at least 25 points in his last two games.
Wiggins will remain in the starting unit with Luguentz Dort still sidelined. Caruso will get his first start for the Thunder with Chet Holmgren sitting out the second leg of the back-to-back. Caruso turned in a 12/6/4/3/1 line with two 3-pointers on Friday.
With Luguentz Dort out, Holmgren will return to the starting lineup in his first game since November. However, Hartenstein won't be returning to the bench. It's unclear if this is what the starting lineup will be moving forward, with Dort replacing Wiggins when he's back. However, it will be an interesting experiment for Mark Daigneault.
Williams returned from missing two games with a sprained right wrist. It's hard to say he looked rusty given the results. Williams had 13 points on 12 shots, but the entire Thunder lineup took a backseat to Shai Gilgeous-Alexander as the MVP-frontrunner dropped 50 points. Williams will look to bounce back Friday in a great matchup against the Raptors.