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Mark Daigneault explains 'bad a**' Isaiah Hartenstein's importance to Thunder
Thunder head coach Mark Daigneault gushed over Alex Caruso after Game 3. Caruso made critical defensive stops in the fourth quarter against the Grizzlies, wiping out a 29-point deficit and resulting in a 114-108 victory. Daigneault says the experience, win or lose, can only strengthen his team's proverbial muscle as a championship contender.
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Mark Daigneault voices opinion on 2025 NBA playoff whistleAs the NBA playoffs rolled around, everybody sent the same warning — expect a tighter whistle. That's been conventional ...
The Denver Nuggets and Los Angeles Clippers face off on Thursday. Here's how the winner of tonight's game impacts the next ...
The physicality in these NBA Playoffs is palpable, and most teams are sensing the shift. Some, like the Oklahoma City Thunder ...
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Taking advantage of it, Mark Daigneault loves the proximate foul addition to challengesIn the final first-half seconds of Game 4, Mark Daigneault threw the imaginary challenge flag onto the court. On the surface, ...
Mark Daigneault stood at the podium, still processing one of the most improbable wins in Thunder playoff history—a 29-point ...
As the first team to move on to the second round of the NBA playoffs, the Oklahoma City Thunder get some time off. Rest for ...
After Thunder head coach Mark Daigneault commended veteran Alex Caruso for his performance in Game 2’s blowout win Ja Morant ...
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