Jevon Carter seems to be fitting in nicely with his new team.

The former West Virginia All-Big 12 guard enjoyed another scoring outburst with the Milwaukee Bucks Tuesday night.

Carter, who joined Milwaukee in February, knocked down four 3-pointers to account for all 12 of his points as part of the Bucks’ 142-115 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder.

The fourth-year NBA guard also tallied four assists, three rebounds and two steals Tuesday. He finished the game with the second-best plus/minus on the team at +23.

“Jevon feels like he’s having a really positive impact for us,” Bucks head coach Mike Budenholzer said. “Defensively, I think he’s changing the game. He’s shooting the ball well, playing off the guys. I think he’s learning the system, getting comfortable in different spots. He’s been really good, and we need that from him.

Carter’s 25 minutes played were the most of any non-starter for the Bucks.

This marks the second time that Carter has scored at least 10 points since joining Milwaukee.

The Bucks, who are the reigning NBA champs, are 5-1 since acquiring Carter from the Brooklyn Nets.