OKLAHOMA CITY — On the eve of his playoff debut, couldn’t wait to take the court. “I’m very anxious,” the star said Saturday, ahead of Game 1 Sunday against the . “I’m ready to play, ready to get it on. I’m excited for it. I wouldn’t say nervous. But I’m anxious, for sure.” Advertisement Holmgren and the Western Conference’s top-seeded Thunder had six days off after closing the regular season last Sunday. Rest helped. Holmgren’s focus remained.
An appearance would be applauded, appreciated even. A sea of fans would greet players at the airport in the middle of the night as the tradition goes here. But the mission wouldn’t be accomplished. At some point, all the Thunder promise for tomorrow must materialize into a parade. Here, there’s unfinished business from 2011 and ’12. There’s regret from 2014 and, of course, the ghost of 2016. The same people who still wear those scars have now poured their hope into this year’s baby-faced group.
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