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The Oklahoma City Thunder are officially the hottest team in basketball, and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander officially has the funniest teammate in the league. Following a gritty 104-97 win over the Golden State Warriors on Saturday night, the Thunder extended their winning streak to five games, but the real fireworks came during the post-game show.

Gilgeous-Alexander had a stellar performance on the court, finishing with 27 points and setting the pace against a Golden State defense that struggled to maintain its rhythm. However, when he was interviewed by the “Inside the NBA” crew, the conversation immediately shifted from his jump shot to Jalen Williams’ wardrobe. Williams, a versatile rising star from Oklahoma City, arrived on the field wearing an outfit described by many fans as a designer poncho.

The TNT crew asked the superstar guard what he thought of the look. Gilgeous-Alexander didn’t hesitate to take the bait, and cheekily compared the high-fashion piece to a common household item.

“Yeah, my wife has one of those at home,” Gilgeous-Alexander said, smiling. “I think they’re called Snuggies. That’s what we call them. You wear them and that night, watch a movie in the Snuggie.”

“My wife has one of those.”

—SGA on J-Dub’s outfit ??? pic.twitter.com/qcIqwAHrHk

– Sports Center (@SportsCenter) 8 March 2026

The “Snuggie” comment quickly spread across social media, highlighting the loose, confident culture that was developing in Oklahoma City. While the team is young, they play with a level of maturity that belies their age, except, perhaps, when it comes to roasting each other’s outfits.

On the field, the Warriors struggled to break into the Thunder’s defense. Despite a spirited effort from Golden State’s veterans, Oklahoma City’s depth and transition play proved to be the difference. With the win, the Thunder continued to solidify themselves as a legitimate threat in the Western Conference.

One of the NBA’s greatest point guards has decided to hang up his shoes for good. Chris Paul announced his retirement from the NBA earlier this week. Paul, who played for several teams in his career, finished as one of the greatest point guards of his generation.

Of all the teams that Paul has played for in his career, which team does he think is the best? For the player known as the “Point God,” the answer is obvious: the San Antonio Spurs. The retired NBA veteran recently talked about this in an appearance on a Twitch stream. He showed a plaque that Spurs had sent him containing photos of him at different teams and a list of the players he had assisted the most.

“Best organization I’ve played for.”

Chris Paul on Spurs 🗣

(via thetililshow/Twitch)pic.twitter.com/fNZUQLY5s0

– ClutchPoints (@clutchpoints) 18 February 2026

The Spurs were the second to last team that Paul played for before his retirement. The point guard played for San Antonio in 2024, briefly playing alongside French superstar Victor Wembanyama. While the Spurs did not have much team success that season, Paul was still an integral part of the team and led to Wembanyama’s growth into the monster that the NBA knows today.

Chris Paul started his NBA career in 2005 with the New Orleans Hornets. Selected fourth overall by the team, Paul played seven seasons with the team. He would then be traded to the Los Angeles Clippers, where he would become known as the conductor of the now-iconic “Lob City” teams. Those two teams are the teams where Paul stayed the longest.

After his tenure with the Clippers ended, Paul returned to a few teams. He would go on to be a part of the Houston Rockets teams that challenged the Golden State Warriors in the late 2010s. He then spent some time in Oklahoma City, where he teamed up with a young Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. His closest chance to make it to the NBA Championship came in Phoenix, where he made the NBA Finals in 2021.

Paul will play with the Warriors for one year in 2023 before his time with the Spurs. The NBA legend joined the Clippers this season, which was considered Paul’s retirement tour. However, his tenure with the Clippers ended in disaster after Paul was benched and sent home midway through the season. Paul was traded to the Raptors before the trade deadline, who promptly released him moments before his retirement.