Playoff Alex Caruso was frighteningly good. Or just plain frightening for those who tried to dribble the ball near him.

After an impressive 4-0 start and an elimination game, here are three of the biggest takeaways from the Thunder’s Summer League play.

Alex Caruso offers unique insights into guarding Stephen Curry and LeBron James, two of the NBA's toughest matchups. He highlights Curry's off-ball movement and the Warriors' offensive system as key challenges.

Unsurprisingly, Dort saved his best 3-point shooting series for last. He shot 44.7% from deep (17-of-38) against the Pacers in the NBA Finals. His 17 threes in the Finals were seven more than any other Thunder player — Alex Caruso and Aaron Wiggins both made 10. Dort tied Indiana’s Aaron Nesmith for the most 3-pointers made in the series.

A year ago, the Chicago Bulls pulled off a blockbuster, trading Alex Caruso for Josh Giddey from the Oklahoma City Thunder. It was seen then as a win for both teams, but it has since not aged as well for the Bulls.

Barstool Sports’ Pardon My Take put together a nightmare interview duo for fans of the Texas Longhorns. Former Oklahoma quarterback Baker Mayfield is enough to get an eye roll from people in Austin. Add in former Texas A&M basketball star Alex Caruso and it’s a rivalry double whammy.

NBA Champion, Alex Caruso, toured the Boys & Girls Club of the Brazos Valley as well as provided a generous donation.

After all, we're still only about six months removed from the Dallas Mavericks trading Luka Dončić. Since then, the Chicago Bulls have authored a spiritual successor to last year's widely disliked Alex Caruso trade,