Impossible_Collar2 | Thunder

33 | 5 hours ago

LeBron, Lillard and Jordan being on that is insane given their playmaking, especially for certain jordan/lebron seasons

Impossible-Group8553

17 | 4 hours ago

Fun fact LeBron is 1st in playoff gamewinners, MJ is 2nd, Lillard is (tied for) 3rd

Admirable_Let_2961

-1 | 2 hours ago

LeBron’s played like 4x as many as MJ No surprise Plus, he eats the raptors in the post season

Quiet_Zombie_3498 | Thunder

19 | 5 hours ago

You couldn’t draw up a more enjoyable player to root for. Killer mentality on the court, but a saint off of it.

No_Pressure8544

15 | 4 hours ago

But he wears stupid fuzzy clothes omg!

Quiet_Zombie_3498 | Thunder

6 | 4 hours ago

LOL the jacket (like the man) is hard to defend.

StrikeElectrical9400 | Nuggets

6 | 4 hours ago

Its funny as hell tho

myjobistablesok | Thunder

3 | 4 hours ago

💯

I think it’s fun when NBA players wear ridiculous shit. It’s not that serious.

dr_khouse

3 | 2 hours ago

I burst out laughing when I saw him wearing that thing 😂

Nervous_Box_3495 | Jazz

16 | 4 hours ago

he really does seem like a cool guy off the court. i almost never see him pass up signing kids arm sleeves or basketballs like some other stars i watch. he seems to really go out of his way to show out for the crowd in okc, he really like it there i think

AnswerAi_ | Thunder

11 | 4 hours ago

Before game 1 of the Finals they followed him and counted how many times he signed something for someone. He guessed 80, and it ended up being like 436. Also gave out his All-Star ring to two kids the second he got it. If Shai was instantly the best, he’d be so much different, but you can tell those struggle years where he was putting his game together really molded his personality.

Chickachic-aaaaahhh | Thunder

3 | 2 hours ago

Humble merchant

Quiet_Zombie_3498 | Thunder

10 | 4 hours ago

He has already become the most beloved Thunder player of all time and I don’t think anyone can ever surpass him, and I say that as a die hard Russ fan who greatly appreciates what Westbrook did after the whole KD departure drama.

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Kitchen_Roof7236 | Thunder

1 | an hour ago

James hardens girlfriend has him beat by a universe or two

iCarpet | Thunder

3 | 3 hours ago

Kind of crazy how similar he and Westbrook are.

Killer mentality on the court (albeit one is calm and collected and the other is hotheaded), saint off the court, controversial fashion sense, offense is mostly focused on driving.

Except SGA is more like a surgical knife while Westbrook is a buzz saw

NuclearGhandi1 | Knicks

3 | 2 hours ago

Too many fans ruin their enjoyment of the sport by focusing on FTA stats. SGA is a generational baller and many are missing out on him

ForneauCosmique | Spurs

10 | 3 hours ago

Damian*

Nowitzki*

Genericthrowaw4y | Thunder

11 | 5 hours ago

OKC dynasty led by this man. What a treat

nbaistheworst

2 | 4 hours ago

1 championship isn’t a dynasty.

YuurisLastTour

9 | 3 hours ago

Not yet

nbaistheworst

0 | 3 hours ago

If ever

boybraden | Thunder

7 | 3 hours ago

He’s not wrong, just early

nbaistheworst

0 | 3 hours ago

They’re literally wrong.

Zack_of_Steel | Thunder

2 | 2 hours ago

Leave it to an OKC-hater not to comprehend context and try and “gotcha” with semantics.

“49tH iN eDuCaTiOn”

ImprovementClear5712 | Lakers

-7 | 3 hours ago

You’re talking to a Thunder fan, they can’t count

WelcomeToAssJack

3 | 5 hours ago

hOw MaNy FtS dId He ShOoT tHo

captmorgan50 | Thunder

3 | 4 hours ago

What an ethical stat line. Done the way it is supposed to. Ethically

Chickenological | Knicks

-1 | 4 hours ago

Sidenote but there are way too many basketball players because I’ve never heard of kiki vandeweghe

Impossible_Boat2966 | Knicks

11 | 3 hours ago

No, you just don’t care about the past. He was a player, coach, and GM, not just some random.

CommunityGlittering2

-2 | 4 hours ago

and on a Monday in the 2nd week of March

envix625

-10 | 3 hours ago

Stop including turn overs as a stats I’m tired of seeing these players breaking history just because of that turn over stat

braedog97 | Thunder

9 | 3 hours ago

Turnovers matter. Westbrook used to lead our team. Trust me, they matter.

Impossible_Boat2966 | Knicks

7 | 3 hours ago

Ffs, you sound bitter. Zero turnovers in a game is definitely a relevant stat when we’re talking high usage and high production.

HitboxOfASnail | Thunder

8 | 3 hours ago

lmao

NuclearGhandi1 | Knicks

2 | 2 hours ago

Every possession matters especially in close games. Turnovers cost your team points

Spare-Associate-5063

-10 | 4 hours ago

one of the worst defenses in the NBA btw.

nbaistheworst

-12 | 4 hours ago

No turnovers because the refs refuse to call his offensive fouls.

Apprehensive_Ruin692

-29 | 5 hours ago

And that foul called on Braun was wrong and should be reviewed even the announcers said it was wrong

Heck of a player though

kyanbrooks | Thunder

19 | 5 hours ago

Pretty blatant foul

Apprehensive_Ruin692

-1 | 3 hours ago

The pundits disagree he got ball

Zack_of_Steel | Thunder

2 | 2 hours ago

Yes because announcers never say anything stupid or incorrect. You kids really need to have more shame with as much talking outta your ass you do, it’s embarrassing.

Kitchen_Roof7236 | Thunder

1 | an hour ago

Announcers are only wrong when they’re Michael cage to them

pufffsullivan | Thunder

15 | 5 hours ago

He fouled him with his left hand first, had a fistful of jersey. Then that high five foul is something they have emphasized, as much as they emphasize anything, so, it was a foul.

Also announcers were hilariously biased. Austin Rivers was genuinely disappointed by Shai making the game winner. Not complaining about that but trying to use the as an objective viewpoint is funny.

CoolAsTheUnthawed | OKC

13 | 4 hours ago

I don’t think Austin Rivers has ever agreed with a call that went OKC’s way lol

ThinReply2047 | Thunder

8 | 3 hours ago

I hate when he’s on the cast. Imagine Doris and Austin Rivers on the same commentating team… nightmares

Apprehensive_Ruin692

-4 | 3 hours ago

Only Thunder fans seem to agree telling

pufffsullivan | Thunder

7 | 3 hours ago

The refs reviewed it and agreed hahahaha

Apprehensive_Ruin692

-1 | 3 hours ago

Agree but no one else on national media that I saw

Kitchen_Roof7236 | Thunder

1 | an hour ago

Have u seen national media brother the majority supports a narrative and the media caters to it, this ain’t based on integrity or objectivity

CliffDraws | Thunder

11 | 4 hours ago

It was reviewed. Good lord, every close call that goes Shai’s way gets cried about for a week. Get over it, you could find that in every game, but you don’t.

nbaistheworst

-3 | 4 hours ago

They claimed the contact was to the wrist, but it looked like Braun got ball first.

butterbeancd | Thunder

4 | 4 hours ago

It doesn’t matter if contact is to the ball first. If the ball isn’t dislodged from the shooter’s hand, then it’s still a foul. This is the same call that went against SGA in the final game of the Mavs series that OKC lost. He got ball first, then hit the wrist, but the refs explained that because the ball wasn’t dislodged, the wrist contact was still a foul.

Apprehensive_Ruin692

-4 | 3 hours ago

Of course I was reviewed but the announcers and pundits said it was wrong

CliffDraws | Thunder

5 | 3 hours ago

Man, who to believe? The announcers or the professional referees? The decision is so hard!

Refs get stuff wrong in the moment all the time. It’s a tough job. But if they went back and took time to look at the replay and you are listening to some yahoo instead then that’s just you trying to find an answer you like.

Apprehensive_Ruin692

-3 | 3 hours ago

Yes refs are Never wrong

CliffDraws | Thunder

3 | 3 hours ago

Good lord, did you even read my post, I literally said “the refs get stuff wrong in the moment all the time”

Apprehensive_Ruin692

-1 | 3 hours ago

Then get stuff wrong on review too

CliffDraws | Thunder

3 | 3 hours ago

Yes, it’s entirely possible. Now let’s play what’s more likely.

A) The refs reviewed a play and got it wrong. B) Some 12 year old on the internet with an axe to grind found someone who said something they liked and is going with that.

butterbeancd | Thunder

2 | 3 hours ago

Then the announcers were wrong, as happens all the time. The refs should have given a better explanation when they announced the call was confirmed. You could see the refs explaining it in more detail to Adelman afterward, but they didn’t say it when they announced it.

Apprehensive_Ruin692

-1 | 3 hours ago

Refs are wrong too Happens all the time

butterbeancd | Thunder

2 | 3 hours ago

Yes, they are. But generally not when they review it, have Secaucus assisting them, and confirm a call that’s consistent with other calls that have previously been made.

Last night, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander finished with 35 points, nine rebounds, and a career-high 15 assists, becoming the first player in NBA history to achieve those totals with zero turnovers in a game.