Scott Schroeder of Ridiculous Upside with a response to last week’s D-League post: “Keep in mind that no other team has come even close to getting creative and creating this sort of bond between

Ken Berger on KD’s MVP hopes: “Durant keeps downplaying his own and the Thunder’s success, but the arrival of a legit center in Kendrick Perkins means Oklahoma City is ready to compete with the

Michael Falgoust of USA Today on Perk’s impact: “The smile across Serge Ibaka’s face can’t be controlled. Not because the power forward is finally starting for the Oklahoma City Thunder, but because he’s talking

ESPN’s future rankings has OKC at No. 2: “Of course, the Thunder remain behind the Bulls in the Market category. Chicago and the Bulls franchise are much greater lures, and — as with San Antonio

A recap of Thunder-Wizards from Andrew Sharp of SB Nation: “Monday night I had two tickets to the Wizards-Thunder at the Verizon Center, and while waiting for my roommate to get there, I found

Daily Thunder bracket group! Join if you’re so inclined to do such things. There’s a new Perk shirt in it for the winner (or a shirt of your choice if you don’t want that

Yet another team hoping to copy the Thunder model:”In Oklahoma City, the Washington Wizards see a team they would like to be; one that recognized the need to start over from scratch and reached

Via Marc Spears of Yahoo! Sports, Scott Brooks says Kendrick Perkins won’t make his debut tonight. Scott Brooks talking last second sets: “If the score is tied and you run a pin-down play, who