Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Gide Thunder GM Sam Port His Flowers After Games 1 Win

Oklahoma.i Home – Oklahoma City Thunder Festive person Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is far from young prospectus I’m moving Treated for Los Angeles clips to an upward MVP candidate. After Games 1 against Memphis Grizzlies, where Thunder defeated their opponent for 51 points131-80, Gilgeous-Alexander asked for a moment to think about his growth with Oklahoma City.

When the reporter mentioned the Thunder GM Sam, the Gilgeous-Alexander’s Intelligence from the crowd during the game 1, Shai shares how The PRESS in its time on Oklahoma City, he inserted SGA growth.

“I am specifically, and the organization, it was a runway to understand that and somehow I feel it through my career – I think it’s still the player I said today,” said Gilgeous-Alexander. “I had a clean runway. I didn’t have to worry about mistakes. I could only trust my work and learn from my experiences. So he has a lot.”

Thunder GM The transition was watching Gilgeous-Alexander Finish with 15 points, five assists, three jumps and two blocks. Aaron Viggins ’21 Points from the bench led six players in double figures. Chet Holmgren (19 points, 10 rebokes) notched twice twice, and Isaiah Hartenstein added 15 points, five assists, and two blocks in Sunday victory against Grizzlies.

Mark DaigneaULT on Grizzlies’ Match 2 Despite Thunder Blowtout

Thunder The main coach Mark Daigneault is prepared for a different team of Grizzlies In the game 2 on Tuesday. Daigneault predicts a much stronger opponent after winning Friday Sunday, which followed Friday on Friday, and followed Friday on Mavericlis’ 120-106.

Daigneault talked about why Doesn’t look too deep In Thunder’s historical victory in the game 1.

“We have done the heat to start the game. We were ready to be stretched in our things and as I said, they played 36 hours ago,” he said 36 hours ago and had an emotional game “” Daigneault said. “He had to turn around today and play at noon, which is really a hard turning. So we would be better on Tuesday, but we can’t expect it from them. They will do it from them.

“They will be fresher. They are wide competitors. So we need to be ready to play on Tuesday,” Daignealt concluded.

Thunder All-Star Jalan Williams shared similarly to take the effort of Grizzlies on Sunday.

“They just played 36 hours ago,” Williams said. “So they somehow come here. I still have to take a little bit of this victory, with such a better game 2.”

Thunder will host Grizzlies in the game 2.