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Alex Caruso had to show his young Thunder teammates how to open champagne bottles while celebrating their NBA title.

A champagne cork can fly up to 50 mph as it leaves the bottle, so if a popping cork strikes an eye, the celebration can change into a tragedy. A flying champagne cork resembles a guided missile.

Thunder center Isaiah Hartenstein said after Sunday’s win over the Pacers that Caruso had to show his teammates how to pop a champagne bottle. “First of all, none of us knew how to do it.

Several observers noted that the revelry was rather short. But to be fair, perhaps most of the players didn't have experience in celebrating with Champagne and popping a cork on a bottle.

He humorously acknowledged their champagne-popping struggles. Gilgeous-Alexander emphasized the team's fun and selflessness. Coach Mark Daigneault praised the team's uncommon unity.

According to Mora's Wine, the bottle costs around $49.99. While discussing the wine, Balionis stated that she does not need a reason to open it, although she did thank her friend for giving her one.

Brands have seized on the spectacle of the post-championship celebration as a marketing moment.

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