As the only NBA champion on the Oklahoma City Thunder, Alex Caruso has LeBron James to thank for invaluable experience at this stage. He was a critical role player in the Los Angeles Lakers' title run during the 2020 Bubble.

From G League hopeful to veteran defensive stalwart, Alex Caruso's leadership shines on one of the league's youngest teams.

Alex Caruso's leadership and luxury on the Thunder's bench is proving to be a massive asset in the 2025 NBA Finals.

His all-around impact gave the Thunder a significant edge as Draymond Green elaborated, "He's so important to everything they do. "

During the mundane of a December in the NBA, months before the Thunder would face the Pacers in the NBA Finals, Alex Caruso entered the locker room flossin’.

Draymond Green delivers a major Alex Caruso message during the Oklahoma City Thunder-Indiana Pacers NBA Finals.

The 31-year-old has built a career off making the small plays. And those might prove the difference against the Pacers in the NBA Finals.

Cutting baseline, Alex Caruso found himself open. Isaiah Hartenstein keyed in on that with a pass that resulted in a reverse layup. The Oklahoma City Thunder kept their foot on the gas pedal in the second half. The bench lineup played an important role in that.

Chet Holmgren, who also played a role in the wins, was praised for Cusro during the postgame press conference.

Aggie and former A&M Consolidated star Alex Caruso has a chance to be the first Aggie since Walter “Buddy” Davis in 1958 to win multiple NBA Championships.