The hope is that OKC Thunder forward Jalen Williams will be ready to go for the club's regular season tip-off later on this month following offseason wrist surgery. In fact, GM Sam Presti kept things rather coy last week when discussing his potential return to action, saying that "we'll see where we are" with Williams' rehab and recovery once training camp concludes. Already, we've seen just how sensational a healthy Holmgren can be for the Thunder in the scoring department, even with Shai and Dub on the floor alongside him. In the event that Williams is held out or slowly eased back into the swing of things while active, Hughes believes that the Thunder stud could easily "crack 20.0 points per game on excellent efficiency." If paired alongside a continually improving rebounding game, top-five block-per-game averages, and an increased long-range shooting volume, the seasoned writer suggests that it would all make for "an easy All-Star profile."