Who travelled the greatest distance?
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Paul George led the OKC Thunder in distance travelled per game in the regular season at 2.56 miles per contest. Russell Westbrook was close behind, averaging 2.51. Furthermore, Steven Adams was third, with the other starters barely making it in over 2.0 miles per game.
The highest average distance travelled per game by any player this season was C.J. McCollum at 2.69 miles.
George and Westbrook also led the team in minutes, so who had the most per their average minutes? Of any player that averaged more than 12 minutes per game, Andre Roberson averaged the most miles per minute in his limited games at 0.076.
Jerami Grant, Alex Abrines, and Josh Huestis were next at 0.073 miles per minute. Hence, fresh legs likely play a part as you can see. Carmelo Anthony was the most stagnant at 0.063 miles per minute.
George and Westbrook both travelled just under 200 miles for the OKC Thunder this season.