Thunder’s Stunning Game 2 Blowout: Can They Maintain Momentum or Is Drama Brewing Behind the Scenes?
Williams wasn’t as efficient as Holmgren. He struggled to start the game again and finished with 19 points on 5-of-14 shooting but was much more aggressive and made better decisions than in Game 1. When the Thunder sat Holmgren and SGA to start the second quarter, Williams held the fort as the primary option and had five points in the first 3:11 of the second quarter.
The Thunder won the minutes that Gilgeous-Alexander was off the court in Game 2, and the offense looked functional even when he wasn’t involved. The Pacers made Gilgeous-Alexander do everything in the first game of the series, but the Thunder flexed their depth in the second.
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