The Thunder star called out the Miami Heat fanbase.
Oklahoma City Thunder star Chet Holmgren, building off an incredible rookie campaign, is poised for a huge second season playing in the NBA. After missing his entire first year with injury, Holmgren shined last season, helping lead the Thunder to a 57-25 record, good for the No. 1 seed in the Western Conference.
Holmgren wasn't the only player to go after the Heat fanbase this offseason, though. Miami star Jimmy Butler did so himself in an interview with This isn't new for Heat fans. They're dealing with traffic, while some fans are just late. To Holmgren's point, the opposing teams just need to get off to a quick start, not allowing the fans to get into the game at any point.
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