Former Gonzaga standouts Chet Holmgren and Andrew Nembhard faced off in Game 3 of the NBA Finals as the Pacers edged out the Thunder 116-107.

Chet Holmgren etched his name into the NBA history books during the Oklahoma City Thunder's Game 2 win over the Indiana Pacers Sunday night. The former Gonzaga

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Pacers outplay Thunder in Wednesday's game, leading the series 2-1. Chet Holmgren stresses the need for OKC to refine their strategy.

Myles Turner redeemed himself from a poor shooting night by clamping up Chet Holmgren late in the Pacers' Game 3 win vs. Thunder.

Think of the Chicago Bulls, who feature Nikola Vučević. He can shoot but cannot defend the rim. Think of the Atlanta Hawks, whose bigs can defend the rim but cannot shoot. You can get paid handsomely to do one or the other, but can you win on the highest level? Not if the most recent champions are indicators.

Chet Holmgren was so down after his hip injury that he stopped watching basketball. Now? Those days motivate OKC's big man entering the NBA Finals.

Always sleeping in his sneakers, it shouldn't be a shocker to learn about Chet Holmgren's love for the NBA playoffs. He's only been through two postseasons, but the 23-year-old has quickly developed a reputation as a riser with the lights bright.