Fully rested, the Thunder will host the Denver Nuggets in a highly-anticipated home back-to-back on Sunday and Monday. The two games could swing undecided voters to Shai Gilgeous-

The Oklahoma City Thunder are hoping to capture its first NBA Championship this season, Alex Caruso has reached that mountain top and discussed what it takes to get back.

Alex Caruso and the Oklahoma City Thunder are gearing up for a back-to-back mini-series against the Denver Nuggets at the Paycom Center. Six players, including the entire starting lineup, sat out of Friday’s 107-89 win against the Portland Trail Blazers.

Oklahoma City Thunder veteran guard Alex Caruso has adjusted to his new environment as the team’s OG this season. After being traded from the Chicago Bulls for Josh Giddey, Caruso signed a four-year, $81 million extension with the Thunder. Suffice it to say he’s getting used to being the oldest guy on the NBA’s youngest team.

The Chicago Bulls secured an impressive 114-109 win over the Miami Heat on Saturday, March 8. During the game, Josh Giddey etched his name into the Bulls history books.Giddey ended the night with 26 points,

Alex Caruso was one of the most underrated additions of the offseason, and so far, he is rewarding the Thunder with his play — when he’s on the court. Caruso has been the perfect piece to this roster and fits in so well without having to try.

Oklahoma City Thunder head coach Mark Daigneault chimed in on the MVP conversation regarding top candidates Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Denver Nuggets All-Star Nikola Jokic ahead of his back-to-back.