In his most recent game, a 127-114 loss to the Thunder on May 26, Champagnie produced 22 points, eight rebounds and three steals. The performance added to what was a solid regular season for the forward, who finished with averages of 11.1 points, 5.8 rebounds, 1.5 assists, 0.8 steals and 0.5 blocks per game.
Champagnie’s ability to contribute across multiple categories has made him a useful presence on both ends of the floor. His scoring average reflected steady offensive production, while his rebounding numbers showed reliable activity on the glass. He also provided defensive value with nearly one steal per game and occasional rim protection.
The Thunder have been one of the league’s toughest defensive teams, allowing just 107.9 points per contest, which ranks second in the NBA. That level of defensive efficiency has made scoring opportunities more difficult for opposing players and has played a major role in Oklahoma City’s success.
Champagnie’s outing against the Thunder highlighted his ability to stay productive even in a losing effort against a strong opponent. With 22 points, he showed he can find scoring chances against elite defensive pressure, while his eight rebounds and three steals demonstrated his versatility and hustle.
For teams and fantasy players alike, his recent production offers a reminder of the value he brings as a multi-category contributor. Whether in scoring, rebounding, or defensive stats, Champagnie has shown he can impact the game in several ways when given minutes and opportunities.
The matchup also underscored the challenge presented by the Thunder’s defense, which has consistently limited opponents throughout the season. Against a group that ranks near the top of the league in points allowed, strong individual performances can still stand out, and Champagnie’s final game was one of them.
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