Alex Caruso of the Oklahoma City Thunder electrified fans in NBA Finals Game 1 with a stunning play, scoring while landing on his back against the Indiana Pacers. His impressive dribble and finish, capped with his signature headband celebration,

Sure, there have been certain stretches of games, and even entire games, that just haven’t gone the Thunder’s way. But Saturday night was a 48-minute demolition, and it was unacceptable all around. The Thunder flat out no-showed,

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James called Oklahoma City Thunder guard Alex Caruso one of his favorite past teammates.

Oklahoma City Thunder guard Alex Caruso reflected on his reputation in the NBA. As a seasoned veteran making his second NBA Finals appearance, Caruso looked back on defending Nikola Jokic in the Thunder's second-round series.

The only member of Oklahoma City's roster who has won an NBA title, Alex Caruso has been one of the Thunder's best players throughout the team's playoff run.

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James has been fortunate enough to play with some of the best players in NBA history, but he’s also been lucky to have the perfect role players during his championship runs.

Why Thunder veteran guard Alex Caruso said he was ready "to die" against Nikola Jokic and the Nuggets in Game 7. Caruso admitted that defending Jokic in the second round tired him out ahead of facing the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Western Conference Finals,

Perhaps the Oklahoma City Thunder should consider letting the Indiana Pacers play from ahead for the rest of these NBA Finals, so they don't continue to make comeback history.