NBA champion Thunder might be just getting started

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The Thunder's Up Why NBA Champion Oklahoma City Might Be Just Getting Started

As the 2022-23 NBA season comes to a close, the Oklahoma City Thunder are basking in the glory of their championship win. But what does the future hold for this team? In this post, we'll explore why the Thunder might just be getting started on their journey to sustained success.

A Foundation Built on Hard Work

Oklahoma City general manager Sam Presti's motto, Labor omnia vincit, or hard work conquers all, is a testament to the team's dedication. Under the guidance of head coach Mark Daigneault, the Thunder have been quietly building their strength through shrewd trades and smart draft picks.

A Strong Core

Last season's championship win was the culmination of years of hard work and development. The Thunder have built a solid foundation around their core players, including Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Josh Giddey, and Jeremiah Robinson-Earl. With this nucleus in place, they're well-equipped to make further strides.

A Bright Future Ahead

So what's behind our assertion that the Thunder might be just getting started? For starters, their young core is still growing, with plenty of room for improvement. Add to that a solid supporting cast and a coaching staff that's clearly got things figured out, and you've got the makings of sustained success.

Opportunities for Growth

Of course, no team is perfect, and the Thunder are no exception. There are areas where they can improve, particularly on the defensive end. However, with their current roster and coaching setup, we're confident that they'll be able to address these weaknesses and come back stronger next season.

Conclusion

The Oklahoma City Thunder's championship win might just be the tip of the iceberg. With their wherewithal, hard work, and dedication, this team has all the ingredients necessary for sustained success. As the 2023-24 season approaches, we can't wait to see what the future holds for the Thunder.

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Edward Lance Arellano Lorilla

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