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Thirty years after a devastating bombing, Oklahoma City has transformed its identity, highlighted by winning its first NBA championship, symbolizing its resilience and broader efforts to redefine its image beyond the tragic event.
The Oklahoma City Thunder celebrated their first NBA championship with a large parade in downtown Oklahoma City, featuring players like Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Jalen Williams, despite extreme heat conditions, with fans and players sharing in the victory and community spirit.
The Oklahoma City Thunder celebrated their first NBA Championship with a parade and community gathering at Scissortail Park, thanking fans for their support and marking a historic moment for the team and city.
The Oklahoma City Thunder won their first title of the era with a historic season, highlighted by a record-breaking point differential, dominant defense, and stellar performance by MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, making them one of the most remarkable teams in NBA history.
Oklahoma City Thunder won their first NBA Championship by defeating the Indiana Pacers in Game 7, and will celebrate with a parade on June 24, 2025, through downtown OKC, attracting large crowds and requiring safety precautions.
The Indiana Pacers and Oklahoma City Thunder will face off in the 2025 NBA Finals, with the Thunder aiming to secure their first title since relocating in 2008 and the Pacers seeking their second in franchise history. The Thunder, led by MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, had a record-breaking season, while the Pacers upset the Knicks to reach the finals. The series begins on June 5, promising an exciting matchup between two of the NBA's smaller markets.
The Boston Celtics celebrated their record 18th NBA championship with a duck boat parade through the city, marking Boston's 13th major sports title this century. Fans and players, including stars Jayson Tatum and Finals MVP Jaylen Brown, celebrated the victory, which broke a tie with the Los Angeles Lakers for the most NBA titles. The team is well-positioned for future success with all five starters under contract for next season.
The Boston Celtics celebrated their record 18th NBA championship with a duck boat parade through the city, marking the 13th major sports title for Boston this century. Fans and players, including stars Jayson Tatum and Finals MVP Jaylen Brown, reveled in the victory, which broke a tie with the Los Angeles Lakers for the most NBA titles. The team is well-positioned for future success with all five starters under contract for next season.
Jayson Tatum credits Al Horford for setting the tone and instilling the right habits that helped the Boston Celtics win their 18th NBA championship. Horford's dedication to fitness and preparation has been a key influence on the team, and he plans to return for the 2024-25 season.
During the Boston Celtics' parade celebrating their 18th NBA championship, Al Horford wore a shirt featuring a famous photo of Tom Brady drunk at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Super Bowl parade. This humorous nod to Brady's memorable moment drew a playful response from Brady on social media. Horford also made history as the first NBA Champion from the Dominican Republic.
The Boston Celtics celebrated their 18th NBA title with a duck boat parade through the city, showcasing their new championship banner and Finals MVP Jaylen Brown. The team and fans reveled in the victory, with notable moments including Al Horford's playful attire and Derrick White's new teeth. The celebration highlighted Boston's recent sports success and featured enthusiastic fan participation.
The Boston Celtics celebrated their first NBA championship in 16 years with a parade through the streets of Boston, featuring players, coaches, and fans. Highlights included Jayson Tatum with the Larry O'Brien trophy, Jaylen Brown with the Bill Russell NBA Finals MVP award, and Kristaps Porzingis energizing the crowd. The event was marked by enthusiastic fan participation and a sense of unity among the team and its supporters.
The Boston Celtics celebrated their 18th NBA championship with a massive parade through the city, featuring iconic duck boats and drawing over a million fans. The event highlighted the team's victory over the Dallas Mavericks and included appearances by Coach Joe Mazzulla, Kristaps Porzingis, and MVP Jayson Tatum. Fans from across Massachusetts gathered to celebrate, with state leaders praising the team's contributions both on and off the court. The parade route spanned two miles, starting at TD Garden and ending at the Hynes Convention Center.
The Boston Celtics are celebrating their 2024 NBA Championship with a duck boat parade through the streets of Boston. The parade started at TD Garden and will pass notable landmarks like City Hall Plaza and Boston Common, concluding near Hynes Convention Center. Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey and Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll are among those cheering on the team.
Al Horford expressed immense pride in winning the 2023-24 NBA Championship with the Boston Celtics, a team he has cherished since his rookie days. Despite his absence from the post-title celebration tour, Horford has been resting with family and hinted at a possible transition to a more private life, potentially making the 2024-25 season his last.