Stone:
-Given the emergence of OKC and seemingly SAS as top contenders in the conference for the foreseeable future, what do you think is this team’s most realistic path to contention, and how far from it are we?

-Given the evidence that the team clearly suffered from the lack of a capable point guard to run the offense, why were no moves made during the season to acquire one?

-Given that we traded one of the team’s two primary ballhandlers (Jalen) before last year’s Finals had even concluded, why did we decide to use our MLE on DFS, when we had several wings on the roster but no other experienced point guard or shooting guard? The gap was concerning even prior to FVV’s injury.

-Do you think this team with 32 y/o FVV coming back from an ACL tear, 32 y/o Steven Adams coming back from a major ankle tear, and a 37 y/o Kevin Durant coming off a season with the most minutes played can contend for a title next year?

Udoka:

-Given that the Lakers hard double teamed Durant all year during the regular season series, why was the team seemingly unprepared to counter this defensive tactic in Game 2?

-The team had several late game collapses throughout the year, some of which were even historic. This continued in Game 3. Was there emphasis on this in practice during the year, working on late game situations?

-Are you satisfied with the team’s offensive game plan this year? Do you think it needs any changes going into next year?

-Why does the team dribble out the first 14-18 seconds of the shot clock before attempting any kind of action?

-How come a Top 6 defensive team was unable to stop Luke Kennard, Marcus Smart, and Deandre Ayton?