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OKC creates the “Wemby blocker” (and other offensive adjustments)
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OKC creates the “Wemby blocker” (and other offensive adjustments)
Thinking Basketball›
May 22, 20268:40
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In Game 2 in OKC, the Thunder made a number of adjustments to attack Victor Wembanyama and help Shai Gilgeous-Alexander attack, none bigger than the controversial Isiah Hartenstein offensive lineman tactic.
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