The Thunder just traded Lu Dort to the Hawks, leaving a massive void in their starting lineup — and Cason Wallace is the name everyone’s buzzing about to fill it. Already a defensive anchor off the bench, Wallace now steps into a starting role with even bigger offensive expectations. He’s shown flashes of shooting efficiency — especially in the playoffs — and if he can increase his three-point attempts while playing alongside Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, he could unlock a whole new offensive dimension for OKC. The key? Getting his wide-open threes closer to Dort’s 43% mark — and maybe even hitting that elite playoff clip.

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