The Thunder’s current defense is the best unit Isaiah Hartenstein has ever known. The numbers could tell him that, but the feeling on the floor tells him enough.

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.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander led the way for the Thunder. After scoring a season-low 15 points in Game 1, he bounced back by scoring 27. It's hard to look at the Thunder right now and think someone can defeat them.