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Jalen Williams Proud of OKC for Making Strong WCF Run Amid His and Other Players’ Injuries
"I don't know if many teams can be as injured as we were and do what we just did," Williams said, highlighting how they managed to finish first in the Western Conference. He added that it was impressive how they managed to push the Spurs to 7 games in the WCF despite him and Ajay Mitchell being injured.
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Jared McCain Grateful for How Quickly Thunder Organization and Fans Accepted Him
McCain called his experience with the Thunder "insane", still in disbelief over starting in the WCF and playing a big role. "Being able to have this team and how fast they welcomed me, and the city in general, they really showed so much love," McCain said, emphasizing that it allowed him to be himself and enjoy basketball and life.
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Jalen Williams Was Prepared for His WCF Game 6 Return, Says It Was a “Calculated Risk”
Williams felt prepared to come out and play in WCF game 6, having gone through the proper process before suiting up. "It was a very calculated risk, and we took a lot of time into it," Williams stated. He added that with the chance to close out the series, he'd rather try than not give it a shot at all.
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about 1 hour ago
Lu Dort Expresses the Desire to Remain in OKC With His Team Option Looming Large
The Thunder are unlikely to pick up Dort's $18.22 million team option for 2026-27 after he averaged 4.28ppg in the WCF. However, he wants to remain in OKC. "I want to stay here. This organization and this city have really shaped me as a person and as a player," Dort said. OKC could re-sign him to a smaller deal.
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