For the first time this season, OKC will have the following players available tomorrow vs Boston: SGA JDub Chet Dort Hartenstein Caruso Mitchell Wallace JWill Joe McCain Wiggins Kenrich

Per 75 Guard scoring + 16' Curry plotted.

Left is MJ in his 8th season. Right is Shai in his 8th season. 30.1 PPG 31.5 PPG 6.1 APG 6.6 APG 52/27/83% 56/39/89% MVP ???

Players in NBA History to record 3,200+ PTS, 600+ AST, and 53%+ FG over any 100-game span: • Michael Jordan • Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

This is the modern day equivalent of letting someone use your cardboard on the hill All Sports Stadium. Full circle.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is averaging the most clutch points EVER in a season since it’s been tracked Inevitable.

“Nah, I’m good. Thanks for asking, though…I let my game do the talking.” — Shai Gilgeous-Alexander on if he wants to make his case for the MVP. (h/t Michael Martin)

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has not missed a field goal in the fourth quarter or overtime of his last two games. He’s been the driving force in two clutch wins over the past 48ish hours. 31 points in 18:30 of game action on 100% FG.

Shai’s clutch March run 6.3 points per a clutch game 67 FG% 63 3PT% 83 TS% 7-0 record

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Michael Jordan are the only players in NBA History with multiple seasons averaging the following numbers: • 30+ PTS Per Game • 6+ AST Per Game • Under 9 Free Throws Attempted Per Game

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Highest FG% in NBA history by a guard averaging 30+ PPG: SGA - 55.3% (this season) Jordan - 53.9% ('90-91) Jordan - 53.8% ('88-89) SGA - 53.5% ('23-24) Jordan - 53.5% ('87-88)

80.3% (!) of SGA's made shots were unassisted this season and he shot 59.7 eFG%... All-Time Great Self-Creation

Il crée 80% de ces tirs et il les mets 6/10 crari ????

SGA NAMED 2025-26 CLUTCH PLAYER OF THE YEAR 🔥 175 CLUTCH PTS (1st in NBA) 6.5 CLUTCH PPG (Highest in NBA history)

LEBRON JAMES LITERALLY CREATED A TEAMMATE TO THROW AN OOP TO IN THE PLAYOFFS MAN STOP ALL THE DEBATES

A photograph from the Oklahoma City Thunder championship parade represents the story of the city so much, it literally hangs in a museum. 📺 Watch "The Oklahoma Standard” April 26 at 11 AM ET on ESPN and the ESPN App.

How do lakers players not get T’d with the way they talk/address the refs?