Jalen Williams ‘I feel loose’ on the parade

The Oklahoma City Thunder celebrated her Finals NBA Tuesday with a parade. Players and coaches were observed to be well spent together and with fans. Forward Jalen Williams He claimed that even feels good after some drinks, despite the claim that it would originally glue for drinking Shirley temples.

At Williams Original alcohol statement for drinking In celebration of the title victory, the 24-year-old admitted that he planned to drink during the parade. He seems to be true to his word.

“I told them at the beginning of the year,” If we win the championship, I will drink. “… I had a few shots, champagne, had a beer. Everything was disgusting. I will abide by Shirleia temples … I can’t talk to the parade.”

After the parade was completed, Jalen Williams was noted by holding the box Don Julio Tequila and Bottle Moet Champagne. He was heard he was saying “he feels good” and “she feels free”.

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Jalen Williams and Thunder more than they deserve a celebration. In the playoffs, they entered Seeds no. 1 in the Western Conference and owned by the upper regular season in the NBA (68-14). After a serious guided journey, the city of Oklahoma took the case in the championship after the defeat of the game Indiana 103-91 in the game 7 Finals of the NBA.

One time all star proved that a fantastic second option was behind Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. It appeared as an option for garnishing, especially in the post-season, which saw 21.4 points, 5.5 assists and 4,8 helps in the game while shooting 44.9% of the floor and 30.4% of the floor and 30.4% of the line in three points. He also helped defensive, on average 1.4 theft per competition through 23 total games played in playoffs.

It’s nice to see that the team is having fun during the parade. Especially since the players calmed down immediately after Thunder wins the championship. But this is a team that probably doesn’t go anywhere when it’s not going soon, because this is young Roster shipped with tone of talent.

Benedict Vitale It has almost a decade of experience in sports journalism, with expertise in the coverage of NFL, NCAA football, NBA and UFC. Alumni Oregon lives in Corvallis, Oregon and has previous bales in the Athlon subcontract.