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Alex Caruso Says Game 7 Should Feel Uncomfortable

Caruso said preparing for Game 7 is not about finding comfort, but urgency. “You don’t want to be comfortable in a Game 7,” he said, warning comfort means a player is “probably not edgy enough” or urgent enough. With Williams out, Oklahoma City needs that edge from everyone against San Antonio tonight, with a Finals berth at stake.

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Alex Caruso Says Thunder Will Miss Jalen Williams In Game 7

Caruso said Williams’ Game 7 absence “sucks,” because Oklahoma City is “a better team when he’s playing.” He called Williams “an incredible player” whose young-career awards already speak for themselves. Beyond the matchup, Caruso said the Thunder will miss him as “a brother” and teammate, though his presence and energy still help the group.

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