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The Oklahoma City Thunder's representation at the All-Star weekend, with two players participating in such a competitive environment, showcases the team's promising future and young talent. Their ability to compete at this level is a positive sign for the franchise.

Williams, as a first-time All-Star, had a memorable time, contributing with a highlight lob in the semi-finals but ultimately struggled to put up significant points. His experience in this high-profile setting should bode well for his development.

Gilgeous-Alexander had a standout performance during the All-Star weekend, scoring 12 points in the semi-finals and leading Team Chuck. However, he struggled in the championship game against Team Shaq, scoring just 4 points.

The Houston Rockets, with a refreshed young core, are looking to rebuild after years of underperformance, highlighted by their return to the All-Star Game after five years. Their young talents are pivotal for the future.

Alperen Sengun represented Chuck's Global Stars at the All-Star Game but struggled, scoring four points in the first game and going scoreless in the championship. His performance illustrates the need for further development.