Shai Gilgeous-Alexander no longer on injury report
Clemente Almanza: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is no longer listed on the injury report, which means he’ll return tomorrow against the Kings Jalen Williams (ankle sprain) remains questionable
Source: Twitter @CAlmanza1007
Source: Twitter @CAlmanza1007
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Brandon Rahbar @BrandonRahbar
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander returns tomorrow.
A look back at SGA’s last 7 games:
OUT
OUT
Game-winner
OUT
OUT
OUT
OUT pic.twitter.com/9r1AFshHKm – 7:09 PM
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander returns tomorrow.
A look back at SGA’s last 7 games:
OUT
OUT
Game-winner
OUT
OUT
OUT
OUT pic.twitter.com/9r1AFshHKm – 7:09 PM
StatMuse @statmuse
Fun fact: SGA is the first player since MJ with back-to-back 30-PPG seasons with fewer than 3 TOV per game. pic.twitter.com/FQcFklMdXT – 6:56 PM
Fun fact: SGA is the first player since MJ with back-to-back 30-PPG seasons with fewer than 3 TOV per game. pic.twitter.com/FQcFklMdXT – 6:56 PM
Rylan Stiles @Rylan_Stiles
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is not on the Thunder injury report for tomorrow suggesting he is available vs the Kings.
Jalen Williams (ankle) questionable
Gordon Hayward (Left Posterior Tibialis) OUT – 6:18 PM
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is not on the Thunder injury report for tomorrow suggesting he is available vs the Kings.
Jalen Williams (ankle) questionable
Gordon Hayward (Left Posterior Tibialis) OUT – 6:18 PM
Jason Anderson @JandersonSacBee
The Oklahoma City Thunder is not listing Shai Gilgeous-Alexander on the injury report for Tuesday’s game against the Sacramento Kings. Jalen Williams (ankle) is questionable and Gordon Hayward (leg) is out. – 6:15 PM
The Oklahoma City Thunder is not listing Shai Gilgeous-Alexander on the injury report for Tuesday’s game against the Sacramento Kings. Jalen Williams (ankle) is questionable and Gordon Hayward (leg) is out. – 6:15 PM
Clemente Almanza @CAlmanza1007
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander set to return for the Thunder after missing the last 4 games (via @The_ThunderWire):
okcthunderwire.usatoday.com/2024/04/08/sha… – 5:42 PM
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander set to return for the Thunder after missing the last 4 games (via @The_ThunderWire):
okcthunderwire.usatoday.com/2024/04/08/sha… – 5:42 PM
Brandon Rahbar @BrandonRahbar
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is not on the OKC injury report.
Looks like SGA is ready to return. – 5:32 PM
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is not on the OKC injury report.
Looks like SGA is ready to return. – 5:32 PM
Clemente Almanza @CAlmanza1007
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is no longer listed on the injury report, which means he’ll return tomorrow against the Kings
Jalen Williams (ankle sprain) remains questionable – 5:31 PM
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is no longer listed on the injury report, which means he’ll return tomorrow against the Kings
Jalen Williams (ankle sprain) remains questionable – 5:31 PM
StatMuse @statmuse
Each MVP case in one sentence:
Jokic: Only one top 5 in PTS/REB/AST
Luka: Most PPG+RPG+APG since merger
Shai: First in 30-point games
Giannis: First 30/10/5 season on 60+ FG%
Tatum: Best player on best team
Who is your MVP? pic.twitter.com/rZbpl4bpr2 – 1:32 PM
Each MVP case in one sentence:
Jokic: Only one top 5 in PTS/REB/AST
Luka: Most PPG+RPG+APG since merger
Shai: First in 30-point games
Giannis: First 30/10/5 season on 60+ FG%
Tatum: Best player on best team
Who is your MVP? pic.twitter.com/rZbpl4bpr2 – 1:32 PM
Ramona Shelburne @ramonashelburne
The Thunder knew they were getting a good young player when they traded for Shai Gilgeous-Alexander in 2019. But a future MVP candidate? “He wasn’t this good when we traded for him,” coach Mark Daigneault says. “He’s forged himself into this player.” espn.com/nba/story/_/id… – 11:47 AM
The Thunder knew they were getting a good young player when they traded for Shai Gilgeous-Alexander in 2019. But a future MVP candidate? “He wasn’t this good when we traded for him,” coach Mark Daigneault says. “He’s forged himself into this player.” espn.com/nba/story/_/id… – 11:47 AM
Royce Young @royceyoung
That was a really tough-minded win for OKC. Hornets played a great game, hung around and hit big shots. But without Dub and SGA really executed down the stretch and got great looks.
– Wiggins: 26 pts, 5 assists, 6 steals
– Giddey: 20-13-13
– Chet: 20 and 10 + 3 blocks – 8:47 PM
That was a really tough-minded win for OKC. Hornets played a great game, hung around and hit big shots. But without Dub and SGA really executed down the stretch and got great looks.
– Wiggins: 26 pts, 5 assists, 6 steals
– Giddey: 20-13-13
– Chet: 20 and 10 + 3 blocks – 8:47 PM
Brandon Rahbar @BrandonRahbar
Big win for OKC to snap their first 3 game losing streak.
To lose the lead late but fight back on the road without SGA and JDub showed a lot resiliency.
Shout out to Tre Mann, Vasilije Micic, Davis Bertans and Poku though. Former Thunder players brought it tonight. – 8:32 PM
Big win for OKC to snap their first 3 game losing streak.
To lose the lead late but fight back on the road without SGA and JDub showed a lot resiliency.
Shout out to Tre Mann, Vasilije Micic, Davis Bertans and Poku though. Former Thunder players brought it tonight. – 8:32 PM
More on this storyline
As a single mom, Gilgeous had a few non-negotiables for her sons. Homework had to come first. Food had to be healthy. And no matter what was going on in their lives, they would always dress nicely. “I don’t play about how you look,” she said. “My kids could run amok in my house, but when they stepped out that door, you better, as we say, ‘fix up.’ “You better get it together.” “Growing up we’d always try to dress and look the part,” Gilgeous-Alexander said. “That was very important. When we left the house, it was like, make sure your collar is down, make sure your shirt is not wrinkled. Make sure there’s no boogers in your nose. Make sure there’s nothing in your eyes.” -via ESPN / April 8, 2024
THE PLAYER WHO has mentored Shai Gilgeous-Alexander the most, and made the most impact on him, is someone he played with for just 17 months. Almost immediately upon his arrival in Oklahoma City, Chris Paul saw qualities and values in the then-21-year-old that mirrored his own: the unrelenting devotion to routine, the almost compulsive eye for details, the ability to see the longest view. Gilgeous-Alexander was constantly over at Paul’s condominium that year, trying to soak in as much as he could from one of the greatest point guards of all time. They trained together. Ate breakfasts and dinners together. Went to G-League games and talked hoops for hours. “Shai is just a basketball junkie,” Paul tells ESPN. “Even now, we might be on the phone watching a game, just talking about what we see.” But just as Paul is about to continue describing a player he now considers family, he stops. “You cannot write this story without talking to his mom,” he says. “Hold on. I’ll call her.” He patches her in. -via ESPN / April 8, 2024
“You OK?” she asks Paul, figuring he’d only be calling her during the season if something was amiss. They’ve become close over the years. So close that she makes a point to attend Paul’s games in Toronto each year, no matter which team he’s on. Paul assures her everything is fine. That he just wants to make sure her role in raising her son is fully understood. Charmaine Gilgeous introduces herself as “a sprinter.” And indeed she was — competing in the 400 meters at the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona for Antigua and Barbuda. But she’s referring to a mentality, not just her résumé. -via ESPN / April 8, 2024