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OKC's big three—Gilgeous-Alexander, Williams, and Holmgren—have three games together this season, aiming to build momentum.
Gilgeous-Alexander leads the trio with high-scoring nights and excellent playmaking.
Williams has shown rust-kicking form with scoring and strong defense, stealing nearly two per game.
Holmgren contributes 17.7 ppg and 8.3 rpg while providing defensive presence in the paint.
OKC has started 3-0 in the opening trials of the trio's year, signaling growing momentum.
OKC's performance has involved strong late-game execution to secure wins.
Gilgeous-Alexander is repeatedly described as MVP material and a facilitator for teammates.
The trio’s early impact is measured by points and assists as the primary indicators of chemistry.
OKC returns to competition after injuries limited the trio's playtime earlier in the season.
The Thunder aim to capitalize on early momentum as the season progresses.

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OKC stretched its win streak to 13 and improved to 21-1 after beating Golden State, continuing a strong start to the season.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander led OKC with 38 points, supported by Holmgren's 21 and Williams' 22 in a balanced effort.
Holmgren said the team has no one resting on past success, everyone is chasing more glory each day.
OKC is five games ahead of the second seed as it pursues the best regular-season win total in franchise history.
After a two-game road trip, OKC will host the Mavericks on Friday, continuing a home-heavy schedule.
The article is originally reported by Mack Baltes and translated by Facundo Echarren for The Sporting News.
Chet Holmgren highlighted the team’s hunger was key to their success this season.
The Thunder aim to break the Warriors' 2015-16 record for most wins in a season.
The article notes Holmgren’s 21 points and 8 rebounds as a strong contributor in the win.

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Chet Holmgren reveals a Nike logo on a KD18 PE, sparking early sneaker talk.
The logo, featuring Holmgren's initials above the number 7, invites Gatorade comparisons.
No signature sneaker is confirmed yet for Holmgren, despite the logo debut.
A woodland camo Nike KD18 PE is reportedly set for Spring 2026 release.
General-release KD18 colorways remain available for about $155.
Analysts note the news reflects broader Thunder players' sneaker moments this season.
The report links Holmgren’s logo to ongoing NBA footwear coverage in Kicks On SI.
Pat Benson authored the report on Holmgren's logo for Sports Illustrated.
The piece notes potential future debates over players' logos and signatures.
The article situates Holmgren among Thunder players with rising sneaker profiles.

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Thunder open season with an historic pace, led by Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and strong team construction.
Rockets' Şengün has become an All-Star-caliber player as Amen Thompson and Reed Sheppard develop.
Rockets briefly led the Thunder in the season opener before a pivotal late foul by Kevin Durant.
Thunder face a potential record-breaking run, with Williams returning to bolster defense.
Houston aims to grow to challenge the Thunder in later-season matchups.
Rockets grow through youth with Thompson and Sheppard contributing to the season's narrative.
Season opener highlighted a pivotal moment as Durant fouled late in a tight game.
Thunder's title defense momentum hinges on elite team construction and MVP-level play.
News underscores Western Conference's depth and the difficulty of contending.
Publication notes both teams’ paths as the season unfolds across major matchups.

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Holmgren is averaging 18.4 points, eight rebounds and 1.4 blocks per game for the Thunder this season.
His shooting efficiency has helped him rank 12th in the NBA at 56.1 percent from the floor this year.
Frequent improvements at the free-throw line have Holmgren at 81.4% this season, a notable increase.
Holmgren proved his scoring versatility during Williams' absence, posting 31 points on 12 shots against the Hawks.
Holmgren contributed 21 points on 8-for-12 shooting to fuel a narrow win over the Warriors.
OKC stands on track for a historically strong season, with Holmgren's efficiency a key factor.
Grayson Buchanan authored the piece highlighting Holmgren’s efficiency and role.
The Thunder's ongoing strong start has been a focus amid Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's scoring streaks.
Holmgren is the second-leading scorer on the Thunder behind Gilgeous-Alexander when Williams was out early.
The Thunder’s defense and winning pace have been standout narratives this season.
The article was published recently, highlighting Holmgren’s early-season efficiency and impact.

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