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What Alex Caruso learned about NBA MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

Alex Caruso was able to learn some interesting things about his Oklahoma City Thunder star teammate and NBA MVP, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.

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Why Alex Caruso was perfect veteran to guide OKC Thunder on this NBA Finals journey

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Draymond Green Breaks Down Why Alex Caruso Is OKC Thunder’s Third-Most Important Player

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The best internet speeds to watch the NBA Finals

The NBA championship is underway. The finals began on June 5, with the Indiana Pacers playing the Oklahoma City Thunder.

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Pacers, Back Home in Indiana, Have Some Things to Figure Out Before Game 3 Vs. Thunder in NBA Finals

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Pacers pine for hostile home crowd, Finals shift to Indy

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Alex Caruso recalls what he learned from LeBron James during time together on Lakers

As the only NBA champion on the Oklahoma City Thunder, Alex Caruso has LeBron James to thank for invaluable experience at this stage. He was a critical role player in the Los Angeles Lakers' title run during the 2020 Bubble.

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How Alex Caruso went from OKC's G League to core veteran on a championship run

From G League hopeful to veteran defensive stalwart, Alex Caruso's leadership shines on one of the league's youngest teams.

Alex Caruso’s energy, offense fuel Thunder in Game 2: ‘We really feed off of that’

The 31-year-old has built a career off making the small plays. And those might prove the difference against the Pacers in the NBA Finals.

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Alex Caruso Doesn’t Want Any Congratulatory Messages Until Four Wins

Sunday night was the biggest test of Oklahoma City’s season, and maybe the biggest test in the existence of the franchise, after dropping the NBA Finals opener

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Caruso’s defense and leadership key to capturing a second NBA title

Aggie and former A&M Consolidated star Alex Caruso has a chance to be the first Aggie since Walter “Buddy” Davis in 1958 to win multiple NBA Championships.