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The Thunder’s Defensive Game Plan Is Genius for Protecting Shai Quick Recap: - In order to beat the Thunder, you must have four ball handlers. - Or, you need talented guards who can get downhill and handle the pressure. - To really challenge Shai, you’ll need a top-tier ball...

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