OKLAHOMA CITY -- A couple days into training camp, Chris Paul needed to set the record straight.
Again.
He had already cleared things up on Twitter, but as he stood in the corner of the Oklahoma City Thunder practice facility and peered across the floor with an eye toward Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Paul was eager to reiterate something.
A day before, Gilgeous-Alexander made the bold claim he was winning every shooting competition between the second-year guard and the 15-year veteran. Paul disagreed.
"I beat him bad today, too," Paul said. "We're gonna get the crew to film us one day in our shooting games."
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