Chet Holmgren has an explanation as to why the Thunder and the Nuggets got off to miserable shooting start in Game 4

Game 4 between the Denver Nuggets and Oklahoma City Thunder was a struggle offensively in the first half, but the 1st quarter in particular raised some eyebrows

After missing two free throws late in the Thunder's Game 1 collapse against the Nuggets, Chet Holmgren got back on track thanks to Kenrich Williams' advice.

Holmgren loved the physicality that the referees allowed the Thunder to play against the Grizzlies. It's right up their alley as the NBA's best defense in years is built around causing turnovers and wrecking passing lanes for quickly transition buckets.

Jalen Williams delivers an honest message regarding Chet Holmgren's pivotal moment in the Thunder-Nuggets series.

Oklahoma City Thunder big man Chet Holmgren knows he has his hands full defending Nikola Jokic this series.

Daigneault said Holmgren’s competitiveness was a tone-setter in Game 2. The Thunder, dominated in rebounding in Game 1, didn’t let that happen in Game 2, and Holmgren’s ability to mix it up in the paint was a big reason why.

Chet Holmgren had to wear his scarlet letter for about 48 hours. He had missed two key free throws in the Thunder's game one at home against the Nuggets. It set up a game-winning shot from Aaron Gordon that clinched the win for Denver.