Former Oklahoma City Thunder player Chris Paul spotted along with his son during NBA Finals Game 2

Game 2 of the NBA Finals is on, and the Oklahoma City Thunder are on a mission to redeem themselves from the last-minute Game 1 loss against the Indiana Pacers, all thanks to Tyrese Haliburton.

While the atmosphere seems tense, NBA legend, also known as the Point God, Chris Paul, is seen with his son, Chris Paul II, gracing the stadium with his presence.

Chris Paul re established himself as the Point God during his tenure with Oklahoma City Thunder

The Oklahoma City Thunder once again dominated Game 2 of the NBA Finals from the start and took a significant lead over the Indiana Pacers towards the fourth quarter. With a lead of almost 18 points, it has become quite a task for the Pacers to catch up and showcase another stunning comeback victory against the Thunder.

While everyone in the stadium waits impatiently as each team continues to get a score, all eyes are on Chris Paul and his son, Chris Paul II, as the duo attends the match.

Currently a point guard for the San Antonio Spurs, Paul was previously a part of the Oklahoma City Thunder from 2019 to 2020, before he moved on to the Phoenix Suns. Paul’s tenure with the Thunder was a short one, but it is considered career-defining for the player.

Paul became a part of the team as part of a trade-off when the Houston Rockets traded the player to the Oklahoma City Thunder in exchange for Russell Westbrook.

At that time, the Thunder were in a state of rebuilding themselves from scratch. The Point God led the team to some of the most interesting and high-octane matchups that season. The Thunder secured a playoff against the Houston Rockets after landing themselves in the fifth position.

Even though the team eventually lost the playoffs, Paul led the team to a 3-3 position towards the end of Game 6 with an electrifying performance.

Also read: Oklahoma City Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander joins exclusive 3,000-point club with Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant during NBA Finals showdown vs Indiana PacersWith such a history with the Thunder, it is quite obvious that the player is present in the stadium supporting his former team. The current star player of the team, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s first ever mentor was Chris Paul, since the time Paul was a part of the team.