Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s MVP-Level Breakthrough Sends Shockwaves Through the NBA Elite
However, individual accolades take a backseat to the larger goal at hand.
The Thunder are chasing their first NBA Finals appearance since 2012 and the franchise’s first championship since relocating to Oklahoma City.
Game 1 provided a glimpse of that championship potential.
After a sluggish start, the Thunder exploded for 70 second-half points while limiting the Minnesota Timberwolves to 40, a dramatic turnaround that gave them early series momentum.
Now, with Game 2 on their home court, Oklahoma City can seize control before the series shifts to Minnesota for Game 3.
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