NBA fans have not gone back because of the Minnesota Timberwolves against the Oklahoma City Thunder.
The Oklahoma City Thunder won the Western Conference Finals Game 2 in a compelling way. The Minnesota Timberwolves are currently 0-2.
Shy Gilgauss Alexander was great again, scoring 38 points in the victory. Jalen Williams also went out with a 26-point outing.
It’s hard to believe that the 2008 NBA Draftnight decision led lightning to this great team. And now the Thunder has won two wins since the NBA Finals.
The title victory allowed Shy to cement as the goat Thunderstar over Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook. The series isn’t over, but it may be in the eyes of NBA fans.
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NBA fans took him to X and reacted to the dominant Thunder victory. One fan wrote, “Yeah, we’ve seen enough.”
Another NBA fan agreed, writing, “This series is already over.”
One fan criticized Anthony Edwards, writing, “They just put the ants in their shells.”
His criticism of Edwards continued, writing, “Yeah, Ali just stands and doesn’t do anything.”
However, one fan believes that lightning is thriving for one reason, saying, “It’s too good.”
Another fan claims that Thunder is a favorite of the title, saying, “Get the ring size, man.”
One fan claimed the Timberwolves could not win the game and said, “OKC will clean up the Timberwolves.”
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Last season, the Minnesota Timberwolves were absolutely helpless against the Dallas Mavericks, losing five games in the Western Conference Finals.
Now it looks like they might be swept by OKC Thunder. What about Anthony Edwards being one of the best players in the NBA and not stepping up at these moments?
Of course, the rest of the Timberwolve must also be accountable. But Edwards is a superstar. And he is bound by the standards of superstars.
Can they go back to this series? In theory, that is possible. But the way they’ve played it so far is very unlikely.