Jalen Williams makes “the loudest” prediction for play 5

Like everyone Oklahoma City Thunder Fans, Jalen Williams The hope of the game 5 will be the last chapter of the Western Conference Final. After picking up a Key victory over the Minnesota Timbervolves To take a series of 3-1, Thunder returns home to a potential amount for the amount.

Williams believes that the Thunder fans show in the game 5 from the NBA final on the line. It all predicted that his domestic fans would be “the loudest season” In his game 4 Presser after the game.

“I hope our fans will be) really, really loud,” Williams said. “Probably the loudest in season. We also need to give a reason to be loud … we understand what’s before we are when you start a series. We still haven’t won a series. We have not yet won the series.

Thunder fans have proven to their team the entire season, proving themselves as some of the best supporters in the league. Although they lack a celebrity following some teams, Oklahoma fan base is left loyal and passionate in their composition.

After struggling with other starters in the game 3, Williams went for 34 points in the game 4. He fired at an efficient 13-for-24 off the field, including absurd 6-for-9 off deep. As Chris Finch continued to experiment with the defense zone in the second half, Williams routinely burned timbers out.

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Williams’ performance flew under radar with MVP teammate Shai Gilgeous-Alexander dropped the playoffs-high 40 points to lead the thunder to win. Gilgeous-Aleksander added nine jumps and 10 assists, fall only one board shy three times twice.

Thunder filmed 50.5 percent from the field as a team, including 43.2 percent of three. With Chet Holmgren, he also added 21 points, held enough fire forces to outweigh Timbervolves 128-126 and take over the command series.

Despite the loss, Minnesota also managed insultingly, shot 51.2 percent from the field. Nickeil Alexander-Walker is surprising that he took the team with 23 points from the bench, supported by 22 points Jaden McDaniels’. Anthony Edwards ended the game with only 16 points on the shooting 5-for 13.

Teams get only one day of rest while traveling at Center Paicom. The game 5 will be fired at 20:30 ET on ESPN. So far, thunder in the playoffs are 7-1.