The college basketball standout will get a chance to prove his NBA worth in the form of a two-way contract.
Former Saint Mary's guard Alex Ducas is an excellent position for a two-way contract player as a member of the OKC Thunder. Ducas is likely to spend most of his time with the OKC Blue, the team's G League affiliate. But with the Thunder's proven two-way success, he might be able to elevate his level of play.
Ducas averaged nine points per game in his five year career with the Gaels, along with four rebounds and one assist. He shot a career 40.6% from the perimeter and 43.3% from the field. He never neccesarily jumped out as a scorer, but proved his worth on defense and as a utility player. Ducas and Flager are in a great location for development of G League talent. Defensive guard Lu Dort has spent his entire time with the Thunder, both in the G League and the NBA. Dort is a perfect example of their development, now marking an important asset for the Thunder on offense and defense.The OKC Blue finished as the third seed in last years G-League standings with a record of 21-13.
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