Justin Jackson scores 14 in 15 minutes vs. OKC

Justin Jackson
SF, Dallas Mavericks

Justin Jackson played in just the first half on Tuesday, but he put up 14 points (6-of-8 FGs) and two triples in his 15 minutes vs. the Thunder.

Jackson and Tim Hardaway Jr. (1-for-7 FGs and not much else) are two likely candidates for a starting wing role. Fantasy-wise, Hardaway would do much more with the extra minutes. Jackson traditionally puts up some of the emptiest stat lines even when has does start.

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October 8, 2019, 11:06 pm

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