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Life in general. ALL OPINIONS POSTED HERE ARE OF MY OWN.

alchemistmuffinalchemistmuffin
2025-06-23

Well, with that, both winter sports championships seasons come to close.

With that, summer has begun.

Also marks an end of an era. Next season, NBA on TV will look radically different.

But for now, time to enjoy the heat.

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alchemistmuffinalchemistmuffin
2025-06-23

Well, that concludes the NBA Playoffs and the Finals, and the end of the NBA season.

Before we wrap it up though, concluding words from Mike Breen and the gangs to wrap up another good season of NBA on ESPN.

@nba @basketball

alchemistmuffinalchemistmuffin
2025-06-23

With all the celebration going on, Isaiah Hartenstein's son Wyatt is fast asleep, not knowing he's missing out on festivities.......

"I'll tell him about it tomorrow."

@nba @basketball

Isaiah Hartenstein, Oklahoma City Thunder player celebrates the team’s 2024–2025 NBA Championship on court, smiling widely and raising one arm in the air. He wears a black “Champions 2024/2025” hat and matching black and gold “NBA Champions 2025” shirt. In his other arm, he cradles his son Wyatt wearing a custom Thunder jersey that reads “HARTENSTEIN.”He appears to be peacefully asleep amid the excitement. Other Thunder players in championship gear surround him, smiling and watching the moment. An ESPN microphone is visible near the player’s chest as the postgame interviews continue.
alchemistmuffinalchemistmuffin
2025-06-23

—and then you know the Thunder obviously, you know Sam and Clay, they had the belief to bring me here and be a part of something special. And special is what we were.


@nba @basketball

Alex Caruso continues his postgame interview during the Thunder’s NBA Championship celebration. He’s speaking seriously into an ESPN mic, wearing a black “Champions 2024/2025” hat and gold-lettered OKC Champions t-shirt. Teammates gather around him, smiling and talking amongst themselves. A baby in a Thunder jersey is again seen nestled in someone’s arms to the left. The festive Finals backdrop and crowd create a celebratory scene.
alchemistmuffinalchemistmuffin
2025-06-23

You know, I’ve had people that supported me, my mom and dad, my sisters, my brother-in-law, my fiance, her family, like different paths in the road everyone supported me and just kept me focused uh—


@nba @basketball

A close-up of Alex Caruso during the Thunder’s championship celebration. He wears a black OKC “Champions 2024/2025” hat and looks intensely focused as he speaks to the ESPN reporter. A blue on-screen graphic reads “Alex Caruso,
alchemistmuffinalchemistmuffin
2025-06-23

Yeah, it’s been unpredictable. There’s been a lot of ups and downs. I’ve found success, failures, all that stuff on the way.


@nba @basketball

Oklahoma City Thunder player Alex Caruso is being interviewed courtside after winning the 2024–2025 NBA Championship. Wearing a black “Champions 2024/2025” hat and NBA Champions shirt, Caruso flashes two fingers in a victory gesture while smiling at the camera. A reporter with an ESPN mic stands in front of him, and behind them, a teammate cradles a sleeping baby in a tiny Thunder jersey. Other players in matching gear stand around them, beaming and enjoying the celebration.
alchemistmuffinalchemistmuffin
2025-06-23

The old man, Alex Caruso.......

(He's not that old)

@nba @basketball

The Oklahoma City Thunder celebrate their 2024–2025 NBA Championship on the court. A joyful crowd of players, wearing black and gold “NBA Champions 2025” shirts and hats, raise their arms and cheer. One player cradles a baby dressed in a miniature Thunder jersey, adding a heartwarming moment to the celebration. Another player holds the Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy. An ESPN reporter is present with a microphone, capturing the postgame excitement. Fans and teammates in the background smile and clap amid the festive atmosphere, all under the arena’s bright lights.The Thunder’s championship celebration continues as players gather closely, laughing and smiling for the cameras. One player holds a baby in a Thunder jersey, who appears to be napping during the excitement. Another player tips his championship hat and beams with joy. The Larry O’Brien trophy is visible again, held proudly by a teammate. An ESPN reporter stands nearby, preparing for interviews. Confetti and decorations cover the foreground table. The atmosphere is filled with camaraderie and pure joy after their Finals victory.
alchemistmuffinalchemistmuffin
2025-06-23

I’m proud of myself for never quitting. Broken bones, bruises, it’s all temporary but this is forever. Let’s go.


@nba @basketball

Chet Holmgren from Oklahoma City Thunder player continues the post-game interview. He now has both hands down and is speaking into the ESPN microphone with a focused, calm expression. He wears the same black “Champions 2024/2025” hat and NBA Finals Champions shirt. The background features a crowd of fans and bold gold “CHAMPIONS” signage celebrating the team’s title win. The lighting remains dramatic, and the ESPN on ABC overlay is visible in the top-right corner.
alchemistmuffinalchemistmuffin
2025-06-23

Chet Holmgren on this season:

I’ve been through so much personally this year, not only the hip but other things playing too. I’m proud of these guys for holding it down while I was out.


@nba @basketball

Chet Holmgren from the Oklahoma City Thunder is being interviewed courtside after winning the NBA Finals. He wears a black “Champions 2024/2025” hat with the OKC logo and a matching NBA Finals Champions shirt with gold graphics. He looks reflective and slightly emotional, with his right hand placed behind his head. He holds a microphone with the ESPN logo in his left hand. The arena behind him is lit with purple and gold hues, and fans can be seen smiling and clapping. The broadcast overlay shows the ESPN and ABC logos in the top-right corner.
alchemistmuffinalchemistmuffin
2025-06-23

𝗢𝗞𝗖 𝗴𝗲𝘁 𝗹𝗼𝘂𝗱!


@nba @basketball

alchemistmuffinalchemistmuffin
2025-06-23

I mean I feel pretty great. I mean this is this is I’m super special to be the first in the organization’s history it’s been a a long time coming and to be a part of it is a blessing.


@nba @basketball

alchemistmuffinalchemistmuffin
2025-06-23

My teammates definitely pushed me through a lot of adversity this whole entire playoff, so without them, I’m nothing.


@nba @basketball

alchemistmuffinalchemistmuffin
2025-06-23

(Once again, you're MVP, SGA. Haven't had regular season MVP and championship MVP be same player in ages)

@nba @basketball

A jubilant Oklahoma City Thunder team celebrates their NBA Championship victory on the court. Players in black “NBA Champions 2025” t-shirts and black caps lift three trophies high: the golden Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy, the Bill Russell NBA Finals MVP Trophy, and a third golden commemorative basketball trophy. The players are smiling, shouting, and pointing in all directions, surrounded by cheering teammates. One player holds both the MVP and commemorative trophies, beaming with pride, while another holds the Larry O’Brien Trophy above his head. Confetti covers the stage, and fans in blue shirts applaud in the background.An Oklahoma City Thunder player lifts the Larry O’Brien Trophy high above his head as the team celebrates their 2025 NBA Championship win. Another player, smiling widely, holds the Finals MVP Trophy at chest level. Teammates cheer, clap, and point excitedly, many still wearing their black and gold “NBA Champions 2025” shirts and black caps. An ESPN reporter stands in front of the group with a microphone. One player cradles a baby in Thunder gear. The mood is euphoric, with everyone on stage caught in the moment of triumph.
alchemistmuffinalchemistmuffin
2025-06-23

This is just as much my MVP as it is his, and Will’s shared this one for a very long time. Like you said, we’re sketching the book forever, but Dubb’s a winner, for sure, he’s a winner.


@nba @basketball

alchemistmuffinalchemistmuffin
2025-06-23

(On being dynamic duo with J-Dub)

Jalen Williams is a once-in-a-lifetime player, like Will, without him, without his performances, without his big-time moments, without his big-time shot-making, defending, everything he brings to this team, we don’t win this championship.


@nba @basketball

alchemistmuffinalchemistmuffin
2025-06-23

We have a team full of competitors. We did what it took this year to be champions and we deserve this. We rose to the moment and here we are.


@nba @basketball

alchemistmuffinalchemistmuffin
2025-06-23

(On what it means to stand as champions)

Yeah, it means everything. It’s why you play the sport. You play the sport to win. You play every sport to win.


@nba @basketball

alchemistmuffinalchemistmuffin
2025-06-23

A lot of hard work, a lot of hours in the gym. This isn’t just a win for me, this is a win for my family, this is a win for my friends, this is the win for everybody that was in my corner growing up. This is a win for the fans. The best fans in the world. Love you guys.


@nba @basketball

alchemistmuffinalchemistmuffin
2025-06-23

The MVP: None other than SGA.

@nba @basketball

The Oklahoma City Thunder team stands on the championship stage as one player holds the Finals MVP trophy high. Teammates, coaches, and staff surround the stage wearing matching championship hats and shirts. The crowd in the background is fully engaged, filling the arena in Thunder blue.A close-up shot of Finals MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander receiving the trophy from Adam Silver. His teammates enthusiastically gather around, reaching out to congratulate him. Shai’s expression is full of pride as he becomes the center of the celebration.SGA, wearing the “NBA Champions 2025” t-shirt and team uniform, triumphantly raises the Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy above his head at center stage. Confetti litters the stage floor as teammates surround him in celebration, with commissioner Adam Silver and media members to the side.Shai Gilgeous-Alexander raises the NBA Finals MVP trophy high above his head, surrounded by smiling teammates. Fans in the background, clad in Thunder blue, cheer and capture the moment on their phones. Shai’s confidence and joy are evident as he shows off the golden prize.
alchemistmuffinalchemistmuffin
2025-06-23

They behave like champions they compete like champions they root each other's success, which is rare in professional sports. They are, I've said it many times, I'm going to say it one more time, this is an uncommon team and now they're champions.

@nba @basketball

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