But that win is not the point of this blog.
The purpose of this blog is what happened postgame.
It’s true that Jalen Williams is blossoming into an All Star.
I dare you to find someone who doesn’t think their coach is elite.
All of those things are true.
But this clip right here means more to me than all of those things when evaluating the Thunder.
Because when you want to win a title, it requireseveryonein the organization to be locked in.
The front office needs to be locked in and make championship caliber moves.
The players and coaches need to be locked in and execute.
The digital media team needs to be locked in when producing viral content.
The broadcast crew needs to be locked in and put out a good product.
From top to bottom, everyone needs to be of the same collective mindset.
Given this just happened with the Celts and their organization, I know it when I see it.
Nick Gallo is showing you just how serious and how ready the Thunder are for their run.
That might have been the greatest example of mental toughness in sideline reporter history.
A true professional who is doing his role at a championship level.
It may seem like nothing, but you’d be a fool to overlook this.
Sometimes you just get a season where everything ends up being the best possible scenario.
Whatever, they’re still fun.
I also love that stuff like this pisses of Draymond Green.
I’ll always be in favor of that.
Is that in the Thunder’s future?
We’re going to find out.
