Chandler Parsons Makes Definitive SGA, Chet Holmgren, Jalen Williams Statement

The term "big three" is usually given to teams that build through trades and free agent moves rather than developing their own talent in-house. The Boston Celtics, Miami Heat, and Brooklyn Nets are all examples of that, with only the San Antonio Spurs doing things the "right way" with Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili, and Tony Parker. 

"SGA gets all the flowers, but Chet Holmgren was unbelievable in this series," praised Chandler Parsons. "We always talk about Evan Mobley for the Cavs has to make that jump, he's made that jump, and I can argue he can even make a bigger jump to continue to dominate and continue to grow as a big three."

While Holmgren is often overshadowed by his rival Victor Wembanyama, who has easily eclipsed him as an individual, the team's success can be attributed to him and the rest of the stars.

"We don't like the big three thing because SGA is so good, but this is a big three, and it is the best big three in the NBA," proclaimed Parsons. 

There are real concerns that the Thunder won't be able to keep their core intact as the second apron approaches, although, even if they have to part with expensive role players, building around Gilgeous-Alexander, Williams, and Holmgren is already a recipe for success.