Ron Martinez/NBAE/Getty Images So the Thunder lost Game 1. As a result, everyone promptly freaked. More silly discussions about Russell Westbrook, people wondering if the series is over and on and on. It happens.
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Layne Murdoch/NBAE/Getty Images They were gone. They were history. They were no longer part of the equation. But now, they’re back. Expectation. Pressure. Stress. After the Thunder wiped their hands clean of the Nuggets,
Getty Images As the Spurs and Grizzlies get set for a big Game 6 in Memphis tonight, Thunder fans will be watching with a little different perspective. One of these two teams will be
League owners ask, “Where have you gone Che Guevera?” (If you missed any of the previous installments in this series, click here.) Throughout this series, there has been a common theme. When it comes
Dilip Vishwanat/NBAE/Getty Images If Kevin Durant’s blitz at the end of the fourth quarter Wednesday doesn’t finish as his signature moment of the 2011 playoffs, then may God have mercy on the Western Conference
Doug Pensinger/NBAE/Getty Images 1. The Thunder is the better team. If anyone would like to argue that point, the prosecution presents five wins in six games as State’s Exhibit A. The prosecution rests. 2.
Doug Pensinger/NBAE/Getty Images You probably woke up this morning still thinking about last night’s game. (Maybe that’s because by the time it ended, your alarm was just a few hours from going off.) You
Headlines
- Serge Ibaka named first team All-Defense
- Report: KD reaches settlement in ‘Durantula’ lawsuit
- Derek Fisher fined $5,000 for flopping
- Durant finishes runner-up to LeBron for MVP
- Thunder-Grizzlies second round schedule released
- Report: LeBron to be named 2012-13 MVP
- Kevin Durant on Royce White: ‘Who is that?’
Panic time in OKC? Let’s revisit that Wednesday
Joe Murphy/NBAE/Getty Images Seeing Chicago and the Lakers lose their first games at home had to make you feel at least a little better, didn’t it? No way the Bulls, Lakers and Thunder ALL