On defense, the Thunder didn’t have much trouble getting the shots they wanted.

The Wolves seemed content to count down the minutes until their season was over. They had more turnovers at the half (14) than made field goals (12).

Gilgeous-Alexander won MVP honors, but hat tip to Williams, who answered a lot of questions about his postseason readiness. He had a strong series overall, especially in Game 4, when he scored 34 in a game that essentially won the Thunder the series.

A busy offseason. Will Randle, Reid (both of whom have player options) and Alexander-Walker (unrestricted free agent) be back? Will the Wolves trade for Kevin Durant, after having interest in him at the deadline? They also have the No. 17 and No. 31 picks in the NBA draft. There will be a lot of action over the next month-plus.