As the NBA offseason approaches, the Oklahoma City Thunder will have some decisions to make on how to improve and prepare for next season. One of the players that could be inserted in a trade is Kenrich Williams, but the question is should he?
Throughout all of the praise and attention the stars of the Oklahoma City Thunder have gotten over the last couple seasons, one of its unsung pieces has been Kenrich Williams.
The forward's role did start to take a hit last season, however, resulting in a fairly unremarkable 4.7 points and three rebounds in 14.9 minutes per game. His production was still done on an efficient basis — including a near 40% mark on two attempts per game from three — and he brings wing versatility that fits with about any player on the team.
Any team would probably be interested in having Williams on their roster because of his consistency and plug-and-play ability. He does his job well, can fit into any lineup and won't make too many mistakes. He's shown his worth in Oklahoma City, but the larger role he once had is starting to diminish.
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