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"It's Because I'm Not A Villain": OKC Star Lu Dort Attributes Lack Of Popularity To His Refusal To Trash-Talk
Lu Dort highlighted that he wasn't high up on the NBA's list of popular players because of his stoic demeanor and refusal to trash-talk and act like a villain.
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Thunder Star Lu Dort Explains His Refusal To Trash-Talk, And It Has Nothing To Do With His Game
Lu Dort reveals why he avoids trash talk on the court, sharing a surprising reason that goes beyond his performance or confidence.
OKC Thunder Growing in Real Time
In Game 1 and Game 3, the Oklahoma City Thunder's resiliency in clutch situations was left to be desired. The team hadn't proved themselves in late-game scenari
Thunder Send Message on Benching Key Starter After Game 4
In Dort's absence, Cason Wallace and Alex Caruso received extended minutes in the fourth quarter and helped spark a comeback. The Thunder outscored the Nuggets 29-18 in the final frame to seal a 92-87 victory, tying the series at 2-2.
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Former Sun Devil Lu Dort remains defensive anchor in Thunder’s playoff run
PHOENIX — Former Arizona State standout Luguentz Dort is continuing to make his mark in the NBA postseason, even as the Oklahoma City Thunder dropped a 113-104 overtime loss to the Denver Nuggets in Game 3 of the Western Conference semifinals.
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How Thunder won the Jamal Murray matchup — and ultimately a critical Game 4 vs. Nuggets
Game 4 win, while players were on the floor with coaches working on the mechanical aspects of their individual games, Thunder guard Lu Dort could be found slumped in a courtside seat, poring over defensive film with Thunder assistant David Akinyooye.
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