Dean Wade, PF, Cleveland Cavaliers

Recently coming off an ankle injury, Wade has been cooking from the perimeter. The Cavs’ latest game on Feb. 24 saw Wade finish with 11 points, shooting 3-for-5 from three-point range. One of the three pointers came at the buzzer, as Wade knocked down the clutch shot to give Cleveland a nine-point lead against the New York Knicks to end quarter one. The sixth-year pro almost had a double-double, totaling eight rebounds, three steals and two blocks.

On Feb. 20, versus the Charlotte Hornets, Wade ended the game with eight points, on 2-2 shooting from three. Returning from injury on Feb. 19 against the Brooklyn Nets, he had 11 points on 3-for-3 from three. 

Nae’Qwan Tomlin, F, Cleveland Cavaliers

Tomlin’s best game since the NBA All-Star break came against the Hornets, when he finished with five points and two rebounds. The recently extended forward found himself in a bit of foul trouble this game, totaling three fouls in his 13 minutes of play. 

Keyonte Johnson, SF, Greensboro Swarm

Greensboro has been firing on all cylinders, boasting a 17-6 record. The Swarm is one of the best teams in the NBA’s G-League, coming in at No. 2 in the Eastern Conference, and Johnson has been a key contributor to the wins. On Feb. 20, in the matchup against the Wisconsin Herd, Johnson finished at the top of the box score, dropping 28 points. 

In a rematch on Feb. 21 against Wisconsin, the former Wildcat totaled 18 points. His most recent game on Feb. 24 versus the Memphis Hustle saw a decrease in scoring, as he finished with 14 points. Johnson also had five rebounds and four assists in the 126-105 win.