Cason Wallace's True Shooting Hits 71.3% Over Last 10 Games
The Thunder guard is scoring more efficiently right now than at any point this season, and the gap to his season number is wide.
Cason Wallace posted a true shooting mark of 71.3% over his last 10 games, through May 30, 2026. That is 16.0 points above his mark for the full 2025-26 season, which sits at 55.3%.
True shooting counts every way a player scores — two-pointers, three-pointers, and free throws — in one rate. A jump of this size over 10 games means Wallace has been turning a high share of his shot attempts into points, well beyond what he has done across the rest of the season.
The surge is coming from the same role he has held all year. Wallace has appeared in 92 games for Oklahoma City this season, averaging 8.6 points in 26.3 minutes. Nothing about his playing time or scoring workload has shifted to produce this number — the efficiency itself has moved, not the opportunity.
Ten games is a short window against a 92-game season, so the number carries more weight if it holds up over more games than if it fades. For it to hold, Wallace would need to keep hitting shots at close to this rate as his minutes and role stay the same. For it to change, a drop back toward his season mark of 55.3% would show the last 10 games were a short stretch rather than a new level. The next several games will show which one it is.