The Oklahoma City Thunder brought in Isaiah Hartenstein and Alex Caruso this offseason. Those two have hit the ground running together in Bricktown. Caruso spoke on the connection at OKC Thunder practice on Monday.

That was especially the case after they acquired Isaiah Hartenstein and Alex Caruso. The pair of self-made veterans had similar upbringings from forgettable early years to key pieces of title contenders.

It’s all about fit, and chemistry, and specific role — and the early returns say that Oklahoma City knocked it out of the park with Isaiah Hartenstein and Alex Caruso. Caruso isn’t playing anywhere near his best basketball and is still one of the most impactful players on the roster.

Hartenstein knew OKC was the right team for him when the team's decision-makers traveled to "some random hotel" in Eugene, Oregon.

In his first 24 seconds of action this season, Isaiah Hartenstein grabbed a defensive rebound, ran a dribble handoff with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, created a potential hockey-like assist for an Alex Caruso 3-pointer initiated by a short-roll pass to the corner,

The Oklahoma City Thunder went out and grabbed the best big man money could buy this summer. Fixing their weakness in a hurry when luring Isaiah Hartenstein awa