Thunder guard Alex Caruso delivered a stunning Game 7 performance that not only dismantled the Nuggets but may have shifted ...

Alex Caruso's shutdown defense on Nikola Jokic boosts Oklahoma City Thunder to Game 7 win over Denver Nuggets.

After a nervy first quarter, the Thunder dominated the second quarter and never looked back in a 125-93 win over the Nuggets ...

Instant reaction from the Nuggets’ 125-93 loss  to the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 7 of their second-round NBA Playoffs ...

Caruso stepped up in the Thunder's 125-93 Game 7 win over the Denver Nuggets. He finished with 11 points and three steals, ...

The Nuggets did their best to push the Thunder in Game 7, but their loss highlights issues around Nikola Jokić ...

Alex Caruso Explains the Thunder's Decision to Trade for Him Following His Game-Changing Performance in the Playoffs.

After a Game 7 defensive show, Caruso will more than likely see his fair share against Anthony Edwards and Julius Randle.

Brian Windhorst says that there shouldn't be an asterisk around Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's possible MVP award win.

The Oklahoma City Thunder secured a statement 125-93 victory over the Denver Nuggets in Game 7 of the Western Conference ...

This may sound hyperbolic, but it took Thunder guard Alex Caruso less than six minutes to single-handedly alter NBA history on Sunday.

Caruso is old-school in that he plays defense the way John Starks and Anthony Mason did with Pat Riley’s mid-’90s Knicks. Bump, shove, poke, bump, shove, poke. The offensive player either loses his ...