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In a dominant Game 2 victory, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander proved his worth as a potential MVP with a stellar performance. The Thunder’s All-Star dropped 33 points on highly efficient shooting, showcasing his ability to create his own shot and make tough baskets. Notably, he drained a game-high 31 points on TNT. Rookie sensation Chet Holmgren added 26 points, demonstrating his versatility with a three-point stroke and physical play inside. Despite the Pelicans’ defensive efforts, Gilgeous-Alexander and Holmgren proved their exceptional talents and potential for greatness.

Verno and KOC analyze the key moments and storylines from Monday night’s NBA playoff games, including Jamal Murray’s game-winner against the Lakers, the Knicks’ gritty win over the Sixers, the Cavs’ new-found identity, the Timberwolves’ potential with Anthony Edwards, Khris Middleton’s importance to the Bucks, the Mavs-Clippers series dynamic, and the Pelicans’ chances against the Thunder.

Rutland Senior Secondary School in Kelowna, British Columbia, has officially changed its sports team name from the Voodoos to the Thunder after concerns were raised over the original name’s racial implications. The school administration and students ultimately decided that the term “Voodoo” was no longer appropriate due to its historical association with slavery and oppression, despite its initial association with a Canadian warplane.

In their first home playoff game since 2019, the Oklahoma City Thunder made a statement in their 94-92 Game 1 victory over the New Orleans Pelicans. Led by rookie sensation Chet Holmgren’s historic performance, the Thunder proved that they are more than just a feel-good story.