Brice Sensabaugh Is Scoring 23.7 Points Over His Last 10 Games
The Jazz guard's last 10 games look nothing like his season average.
Brice Sensabaugh is averaging 23.7 points a night over his last 10 games. That is 8.8 points above his season mark of 14.9. His most recent game came on April 12, 2026, and it falls inside this stretch.
The gap matters because it is not small. For the 2025-26 season, Sensabaugh is putting up 14.9 points in 23.5 minutes a night across 75 games for the Jazz. A jump of 8.8 points over 10 games means his production during this stretch has been running well above what his full season shows. That is a meaningful shift in what he has been doing on the floor, not a one-game spike.
For this pace to hold, Sensabaugh needs his minutes to stay at or above the level he has been playing during this run. If his minutes settle back toward his season average of 23.5, his scoring is likely to come down with them, since more time on the floor over a 10-game window is part of what produces a higher scoring average. The 75 games already played this season give a large sample to weigh against these last 10.
If the current stretch continues, Sensabaugh's season-long average will start climbing toward his last-10 number. If it does not continue, the 23.7 mark stands as a 10-game high point inside a 2025-26 season where his baseline has been 14.9. The next several games for the Jazz will show which direction this goes.