Two games in, two blowout wins. The Thunder smashed open a 2-0 series lead without breaking much of a sweat in the fourth quarter. After clinching the NBA's best point differential ever at plus-12.9 in the regular season, they're off to a plus-70 point differential.

It seems the Gonzaga product is finding his form again at the perfect time, as he made NBA history in the Thunder's Game 2 win over the Grizzlies. Holmgren scored 20 points, pulling down 11 rebounds and blocking five shots in Game 2, putting together a remarkable performance in the big win.

OKC won an NBA-best 68 games, finished with the league's best net rating and outscored opponents by 1,055 points over the course of 82 games. The Thunder, led by MVP frontrunner Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, enter the playoffs as championship favorites.