Last season, the OKC Thunder dominated both sides of the ball, ranking as the third-best offensive and the top defensive team the association had to offer.
So far into 2025-26, it seems they're only continuing this electrifying two-way style of play.
However, to veteran guard Alex Caruso, what truly separates Oklahoma City from the rest of the association is not necessarily what they do on the court, but rather their ability to operate with a short-term memory.
One of Thunder 'superpowers' is ability to avoid riding highs and lows
During a recent appearance on The Young Man and the Three, Caruso, accompanied by Thunder teammates Jaylin Williams and Cason Wallace, discussed how Sam Presti and company made it a point to bring back the vast majority of their championship-winning core for another go-around.