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Updated: Apr 27, 2026 – 5 episodes
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“… got off to a great start in this game. But I will say the Thunders' main starting lineup, which is Shea, Jalen Williams, Hartenstein, Chet, Ludort. They are 2-5 this year. But anyway, they've only got seven games. I don't think last night's Jalen's game. I don't look at Jalen Williams' game. He was invisible last night. So I think it's fair to kind of give him a pass considering he's just getting back. Totally agree. but he also played great the game before. So anyway, um, but I'm just, I'm not focused on it. I'm just saying that's interesting. Um, so Missoula packed the paint on him and …”
“… did was they packed the paint on Shea. And so there's two little weaknesses with the Thunder. Actually, something that's interesting that I need to have some conversations with some people. It's too small of a sample size to really trust. And the Thunder got off to a great start in this game. But I will say the Thunders' main starting lineup, which is Shea, Jalen Williams, Hartenstein, Chet, Ludort. They are 2-5 this year. But anyway, they've only got seven games. I don't think last night's Jalen's game. I don't look at Jalen Williams' game. He was invisible last night. So I think it's fair to kind of give him a pass considering he's just getting back. Totally agree. but he also played great the game before. So anyway, um, but I'm just, I'm not focused on it. I'm just saying that's interesting. Um, so Missoula packed the paint on him and Shay really struggled to get as many looks in the pain as he normally does. Now he still got to the line 12 times, still scored 30. Um, but the two little weaknesses that the Thunder have one, uh, is their somewhat shallowness in their terms of creators. Maybe A.J. Mitchell could do this under pressure. I'm a big A.J. Mitchell fan, so I'm a …”
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The Boston Celtics' game plan effectively highlighted the Oklahoma City Thunder's vulnerabilities, particularly their reliance on star player Shea Gildress-Alexander for scoring. By packing the paint and forcing other players to create, the Celtics showcased a championship-level strategy, which could be pivotal as the season progresses. This tactical approach raises questions about the Thunder's depth and shooting consistency as they navigate the season.
“… off to a great start in the playoffs minus the Jalen Williams injury, obviously. Hopefully he's back from the hamstring injury soon, but this Lou Dort thing is going to continue to be an issue. And going back to the, to the Jokic play, like up until the Jokic play late in the regular season, there was always sort of a, well, yeah, you know, you could always sort of explain away these things after that play. I'm sorry. This stuff just looks different. It just, it looks different now. That play definitely drastically reduced the benefit of the doubt. Yeah. Yeah, it did. And that was the first …”
“… right. And look, I thought the Celtics were going to throttle the Knicks last year and they blew 20 point leads in the first two games and they didn't. So like, yeah, again, this is, we'll see how things go. But anyway, the point is the Thunder are off to a great start in the playoffs minus the Jalen Williams injury, obviously. Hopefully he's back from the hamstring injury soon, but this Lou Dort thing is going to continue to be an issue. And going back to the, to the Jokic play, like up until the Jokic play late in the regular season, there was always sort of a, well, yeah, you know, you could always sort of explain away these things after that play. I'm sorry. This stuff just looks different. It just, it looks different now. That play definitely drastically reduced the benefit of the doubt. Yeah. Yeah, it did. And that was the first thought seeing that the first thought seeing that was that even Lou acknowledged it at the time. Yeah. He acknowledged like, Hey, I went too far on, on that one. Um, I'll be honest. I didn't get a chance to talk to him post game just because I'm bouncing back and forth between locker rooms and press conferences. and he was available to the media,”
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Jokic's controversial play has shifted how players like Lou Dort are perceived in the NBA. While the Thunder are thriving in the playoffs, Dort's actions have drawn scrutiny, impacting his reputation. This shift in perception highlights the fine line athletes walk between aggression and sportsmanship, especially in high-stakes games.
“… 39 minutes he had 16 points And it took him 16 shots I looking at Dylan Cree ass But you know Waddle OK so he got that dog on him over there Luke Dort. Dort, yeah, yeah. Man, hey, hey. Joe, we can't use that. How many times did Jordan, Kobe, Bron, KD, still get the ball of the team best players? Hold on. You just said it ain't but a couple of them. You just said it ain't but a couple of them, huh? But they make it seem like they put Alvin Robinson or Kobe Bryant or Michael Jordan. Lou Dort is a damn good defender, but damn. Hey, how tall is Lou Dort, huh? He about 6'3", isn't he, Joe? 6'2", …”
“… superstar a little bit too loosely. A little bit too loosely. They're like six or seven of those guys. He's a star. But, bro, what am I doing now? Hey, hey, hey, hey. I'm giving. Yeah, he had 33 tonight though, huh? Nah. He had no 33 what? He passed 39 minutes he had 16 points And it took him 16 shots I looking at Dylan Cree ass But you know Waddle OK so he got that dog on him over there Luke Dort. Dort, yeah, yeah. Man, hey, hey. Joe, we can't use that. How many times did Jordan, Kobe, Bron, KD, still get the ball of the team best players? Hold on. You just said it ain't but a couple of them. You just said it ain't but a couple of them, huh? But they make it seem like they put Alvin Robinson or Kobe Bryant or Michael Jordan. Lou Dort is a damn good defender, but damn. Hey, how tall is Lou Dort, huh? He about 6'3", isn't he, Joe? 6'2", 6'3"? He about 4'6", 5". Yeah, that boy built like a middle line back out there. I know he built now. He giving young bull hell out there trying to get Ronnie. Look, he went to Arizona State so he probably feel like he at home you know I just feel like I feel like he a hell of a defender bro he bust through them screens he make it tough on you hey …”
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The Oklahoma City Thunder stunned the Phoenix Suns, showcasing a true championship spirit despite missing their second-best player. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's incredible performance proves that even when the odds are stacked against them, the Thunder can rise to the occasion, leaving Phoenix scrambling for answers. This game highlights the importance of depth and professional readiness in playoff basketball.
“… stranglehold He had 30 points of 8 of 18 shooting but he got to the line 16 times He made 13 of those. So he had 30. Chet chipped in with 16. Lou Dort had 12. Jalen Williams back, his fourth game back from that long injury. He had 22, his best game by far in his return. Jalen Brunson did all he could to keep the Knicks in it, but it wasn't nearly enough. He didn't get enough support from the other guys. They didn't shoot the ball enough. Jalen Brunson had 32 points on 13 of 22 shooting on four of seven from the three-point line. But anytime Jose Alvarado takes the second most shots of …”
“Guys the game that just went off the Thunder beat the Knicks by the score of 111 to 110 Shea did nothing but strengthen his MVP stranglehold He had 30 points of 8 of 18 shooting but he got to the line 16 times He made 13 of those. So he had 30. Chet chipped in with 16. Lou Dort had 12. Jalen Williams back, his fourth game back from that long injury. He had 22, his best game by far in his return. Jalen Brunson did all he could to keep the Knicks in it, but it wasn't nearly enough. He didn't get enough support from the other guys. They didn't shoot the ball enough. Jalen Brunson had 32 points on 13 of 22 shooting on four of seven from the three-point line. But anytime Jose Alvarado takes the second most shots of anybody, well, third most shots behind Jalen Brunson and Mikael Bridges, you're probably going to have a problem. He took more shots than OG. He took more shots than Cat, more shots than Josh Hart. I don't think that's the recipe for success there. Joe, watching this game, what is it about the Thunder that when they get in clutch situations, they put the …”
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In a nail-biting finish, Shea Gilgeous-Alexander led the Oklahoma City Thunder to a narrow 111-110 victory over the New York Knicks, solidifying his MVP candidacy with 30 points. With clutch plays in the final minutes, including crucial free throws and a decisive three-pointer, Shea showcased why he is the go-to player in tight situations, while the Knicks struggled to support their star, Jalen Brunson.
“… in terms of his stature on the team as a pressure release valve for a Thunder offense that can sometimes feel like this is kind of creaky. when Lou Dort and Caruso and those guys aren't making their wide open threes. And I think Chet has gotten way better at destroying smaller matchups, which is always going to kind of be the make or break indicator for bigs. If teams can just switch a wing or, God forbid, a damn point guard onto you and you can't punish them with free throw attempts or just shooting efficient shots directly over those guys, you know, you're not going to reach your full …”
“… still get pushed around a little bit on defense because he's still like trying to find his grown man strength. But on a night to night basis, this guy is a menace on defense. And I think offensively, he's been good, even though he's overqualified in terms of his stature on the team as a pressure release valve for a Thunder offense that can sometimes feel like this is kind of creaky. when Lou Dort and Caruso and those guys aren't making their wide open threes. And I think Chet has gotten way better at destroying smaller matchups, which is always going to kind of be the make or break indicator for bigs. If teams can just switch a wing or, God forbid, a damn point guard onto you and you can't punish them with free throw attempts or just shooting efficient shots directly over those guys, you know, you're not going to reach your full potential as an offensive player. And I think he's made so many strides in that regard in terms of being able to beat up smaller switches. You know, I think in the past we've seen this with like guys like Porzingis, where in Dallas, You could put Pat Beverly on this freaking guy. That's unpleasant. And nobody cared. And, you know, by the time he got to …”
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Chet Holmgren is proving to be a defensive powerhouse for the Oklahoma City Thunder, significantly impacting games despite still developing his physical strength. His ability to exploit smaller matchups offensively has transformed him into a critical asset for the team, reminiscent of how Kristaps Porzingis evolved. Holmgren's growth is essential for the Thunder's playoff aspirations, showcasing his potential as a future star.
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