Domineering, Thunder Chet talks about winning strategy for the Nuggets in Game 7

Thunder forward Chet Holmgren announced his guarantees for the seventh game against the Nuggets at the Paycom Center on Sunday.

Oklahoma City - Oklahoma City Thunder forward Chet Homgren doesn't think the Denver Nuggets will bring any more surprises in Game 7. In their seven-game four-win series, Sunday's game will reflect both sides' execution. Thunder head coach Mark Dagnott doesn't think there will be a new theme in both sides in Game 7. As Homegren suggests, the Western Conference semifinals have been played with six games and both teams are very familiar with each other.

Homegren currently said the Thunder must win Game 7 round by round.

"They know what we are doing, and we know what they are doing. We are all familiar with each other and there is no secret to it," said Homegren. They won't give up the entire game plan for this game, nor will we. Ultimately it depends on who is willing to actually execute and win every round throughout the game. You can't worry about winning the game. You have to win each turn first and then think about the next turn. ”

Thunder forward Chet Holmgren is about to usher in his first seventh game of his career, and he knows the importance of Sunday's game against the Nuggets.

"You have to understand the stakes of this game, and the outcome of the game. Obviously, this game means a lot,” Homgren added. “But you can’t think about these things at the beginning of the game. You have to think about what is essential to winning the game. None of these matters to win. So, we have to focus on what we need to perform and what we are going to see the outcome of the game. "What we need to do on the defensive end, what we need to do on the offensive end. Go all out, execute in place, and then everything comes naturally.

Mark Dagnott promises that the Thunder will not have a "new" play in Game 7

Thunder All-Star Shay Gilgers-Alexander is not worried about Williams' performance in Game 7. Thunder head coach Mark Dagnott wants to see the familiar scoring forward who performed well in the regular season.

" These recurring themes, you just re-examine in these situations, and if you need new material in these situations, your material is wrong in the beginning. All are the same thing. Nothing new. We won't introduce anything psychologically, tactically, or fundamentally today. "We have to go all out, play the best, be ourselves, and rely on the habits we have developed over the years." The Thunder will host the Nuggets at the Pecom Center on Sunday.