The first day of school jitters are out, and it’s time for the Thunder to get back to business. After a win in scrimmage number one against the Boston Celtics on Friday, the Thunder fought through a tough 2.5 quarters and came back in Thunder-like fashion, defeating the 76ers 102-97. Here are five quick facts […]
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After a historically bad 47-point loss last week against the Milwaukee Bucks and a sub-par performance on Tuesday night against the Los Angeles Clippers, the Oklahoma City Thunder got back on track on the road in Detroit, winning 114-107, despite a ferocious 21-8 run by the Pistons to start the fourth quarter. Why did Detroit […]
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The San Antonio Spurs made the OKC Thunder look like chumps just 12 days ago by waltzing into the Chesapeake Energy Arena and toppling the Thunder 114-106. In a dramatic turn of events on Sunday, the Thunder faced the same Spurs team, got some act-right and beat coach Greg Popovich’s team by 28 points, 131-103. […]
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After the All-Star break, there tends to be what I call a Tropical Hangover, which is pretty self-explanatory. It’s a period where players aren’t themselves after being off for a week doing who knows what. As for the Thunder, or at least Steven Adams, who trained his dog all break, we know that it was […]
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Thunder guard Luguentz Dort earned my respect after a specific play during the Houston Rockets game on Monday night. In his first NBA start, the two-way rookie made a landmark play to, in my opinion, jumpstart his career. Dort fought his way around Clint Capela, jumped in front of James Harden just in time, and […]
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Quite the frustrating loss for the Thunder tonight as the Philadelphia 76ers put an end to their four-game losing streak by snapping OKC’s five-game winning streak, 120-113. I sound spoiled by saying this was a frustrating loss, I know. The Thunder lost to a team that has the potential to represent the Eastern Conference in […]
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Thirty-two games into the season, the Thunder are (17-15) and only three games behind the Utah Jazz for sixth in the Western Conference. Their climate around this organization and their record through 32 games are nearly identical to 2009-2010 when the Thunder started (18-15) and began to realize how special they were. While as of […]
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