Experience in NBA The final is often necessary for success – and that’s why Alex caruso Has become an important piece of Oklahoma City Thunder Poston run. Win on Indiana pacers in 111-104 on Friday night to tie the series at 2-2Defense-minded legends-once he spent time in the G League with Oklahoma City Blue-distributed once again, this time with the coupled punch on the aggressive end.
According to ESPN, an average of 7.1 points per game during a regular season after an average of 7.1 points per game, Caruso made a history of NBA in Game 4, which became the first player to record several 20-point games in the final after posting any post in a regular session. He scored 20 runs in Oklahoma City’s Game 2 win last Sunday.
Caruso is one of only two players in this series, which has a former NBA final experience, which leads the pacers. Pascal SiakamCaruso won the NBA title Los Angeles Lakers In the 2020 bubbles, while Siakam was part of Toronto rapterChampionship run in 2019.
31 -year -old caruso has adopted the role of an experienced leadership and has become some of a stable power – even a superhero sideline – for a thunder, the youngest team in NBA enters the season.
“We will just Robin because it is only one that I can probably make some similarities, because I have found better players around me,” Caruso called Postgame. “I want to win. I don’t care if this training is a pickup in September before the training camp. I don’t care that this is the game 45, 50, if it is final and you are below 2-1 before the All-Star break, then I want to win. That’s what I am focusing.”
Compared to Caruso regular season (19.3), these finals (29.3) have average of 10 and average per game, and their impact has been felt throughout Postsen. Thunder has a record of 8-3 in sports where Karuso has scored double points in the playoffs.
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Caruso leads the Oklahoma City in the field round percentage (54.5%) between eligible players (minimum three attempts per game) in the NBA final.
Thunder coach Mark Dagnelt said, “He is clearly a competitive monster.” “He is proving at that time and again in his career. Certainly in these playoffs. He was very big tonight. In the game too aggressively.
The series equaled 2–2 in Oklahoma City, now a best-three performance. Thunder has not lost back-to-back games in all playoffs, this season has secured 6–0 postsen records and 18-2 marks in total.
