Last 10
15
70%
Next Game Week projection
Difference between Game Week projection and L10 Average Score
-15
Breakdown
Performance
May 25
DNP
GW 53
DNP
GW 53
DNP
GW 53
DNP
GW 53
DNP
GW 53
DNP
GW 53
DNP
GW 54
DNP
GW 54
DNP
GW 54
DNP
GW 54
DNP
GW 54
Jun 25
DNP
GW 55
DNP
GW 55
DNP
GW 55
DNP
GW 55
DNP
GW 55
DNP
GW 55
DNP
GW 55
Oct 25
17
GW
DNP
GW
DNP
GW
DNP
GW
26
GW
15
GW
DNP
GW 1
0
GW 1
0
GW 2
DNP
GW 3
3
GW 3
7
GW 3
Nov 25
15
GW 4
3
GW 5
4
GW 5
DNP
GW 6
DNP
GW 6
DNP
GW 7
16
GW 7
14
GW 8
21
GW 9
3
GW 9
11
GW 10
17
GW 10
DNP
GW 11
DNP
GW 12
DNP
GW 12
Dec 25
4
GW 13
21
GW 14
24
GW 14
17
GW 15
DNP
GW 16
GW 17
GW 18
GW 19
GW 19
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December 8, 2025
Strong showing off bench
Carlson finished Sunday's 131-101 victory over Utah with 13 points (5-9 FG, 3-6 3Pt, 0-2 FT), six rebounds and one block across 24 minutes off the bench.
Analysis
Two straight blowout wins, as well as the continued absence of Isaiah Hartenstein (calf), have allowed Carlson to play more than 20 minutes in back-to-back games for the first time this season, and he responded with a solid performance Sunday. The Thunder might be headed for a more competitive contest Wednesday against the Suns, but as long as Hartenstein remains sidelined, Carlson could have some appeal as a DFS punt play.
