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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Admits He Hasn’t Been Playing Well, but Has Contributed to Winning

Shai, who dropped 23 points on 7-20 shooting in game 3 of WCSF vs. Lakers, admitted he hasn't been playing his best. "Obviously haven't been my best performances," SGA said. "But I think I've been able to help the team win." Despite his disappointing personal performances against the Lakers, SGA is happy because the Thunder won those games.

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