But Saturday night, we were treated to a game seven in the Western Conference Finals,

San Antonio, in Oklahoma City.

And I think a lot of us, and I'll say this for myself, I certainly expected that Oklahoma City being the, while being young, the more veteran team,

being a team that went through this last year,

being a team that knows how to win a game seven in a situation like this, I expected,

kind of thought we'd have a good game, which we did, but I thought Oklahoma City would have

whatever it is that you need and that San Antonio that San Antonio would still be learning but man it just

feels like in game six and seven wimby is on a level even at the age he's at where he has

these moments where it's like okay we're not losing and San Antonio the better team ended up

the better team in the series a better team in the series, a better team on Saturday

night.

Yeah, I mean, you're hearing already, you know, some people questioning, well, you know, why,

why are we saying that after we solved this series and only two games were played by J. Dub, you know,

J.L. Williams and A.J. Mitchell wasn't available.

Yes, they were needed, but also I think you saw a lot of key parts of the thunder that were there not show up.

Like, Chad Holmgren in Game seven was a non-factor.

And he was on the floor. He's invisible. Right. He played a ton of minutes.

Alex Caruso basically got worse as the series went on. And by game six and game seven,

he did nothing. And they, yes, they needed him to step up because they needed ball handlers, and he couldn't rise to the occasion.

So, you know, outside of SGA, really, and the other Jalen Williams, you didn't get really any good games from a Thunder player.

And yeah, Wembe being the alien freak that he is, yeah, if he puts his mind to

taking over a game, he can do it.

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