The Thunder’s big offseason question, other than what happens with Kevin Martin, is if they should use their amnesty provision on Kendrick Perkins. Well, should they?
The Thunder’s big offseason question, other than what happens with Kevin Martin, is if they should use their amnesty provision on Kendrick Perkins. Well, should they?
For the first time, the Oklahoma City Thunder have ended a season by taking a step back instead of a leap forward. And that, for now, is OK.
The Thunder’s season is over, as Tyler Parker puts it, “buried under a pile of barbecue and menisci.”
With the Thunder on the brink of elimination, a lot of people are thinking about James Harden again. They shouldn’t be.
This week’s edition of The Side Part, where Kevin Durant is something else.
Derek Fisher: Not the hero OKC deserves, but the one it needs right now.
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Presti: Amnesty is ‘not really something we’ve explored’
You’ll never believe this, but in Sam Presti’s final season media availability the biggest topic of conversation centered around Kendrick Perkins.