2025 NBA Champions
With one of the best NBA Final games played to date, the Oklahoma City Thunder fought through the challenges ahead and continued to stay true to their character and their No. 1 Seed throughout the regular season and the Playoffs to close out the NBA Finals 4-3 with a dominant performance win over a very competitive Indiana Pacers team. OKC just entered history by collecting their first Championship since the franchise moved to Oklahoma City from Seattle in 2008 after Seattle won the 1979 Chip.
The Oklahoma City Thunder, led by Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, completed a historic year by becoming the first Canadian-born to win the NBA Finals MVP, Western Conference Finals MVP, NBA Regular Season MVP, the 2025 Scoring Title and capping off the year with an NBA Championship.
I tip my “B” hat to the Indiana Pacers for running through the Playoffs defying the odds the way they did and for putting up a hell of a fight on Game 7 without their key player Tyrese Haliburton, who suffered a leg injury seven minutes into the first quarter and eventually had to be carried out. Them Dudes are straight warriors. Real Talk!
That being said, it was only fitting that OKC walk away with the win and the 2025 NBA Finals Championship. They were the chosen ones from the jump this year and had to conquer the regular season and a tough and impressive Playoff run to complete the mission at hand. This young group of kids had a rare unity that grew with time captivating the league in a positive way and making their future together as a tight squad that much more intriguing to watch and follow.
Congratulations to the Oklahoma City Thunder for completing a very dominant season from start to finish. These youngins earned this one Hands Down!
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Canada stand up for Finals NBA MVP and 2025 NBA Champion, Canadian Star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander🏆 👏🏾 👏🏾 🔥 👆🏾 🏀
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