A lot happened to allow KD to get his game-winning jumper off in Game 1. So here’s a breakdown of it all.
A lot happened to allow KD to get his game-winning jumper off in Game 1. So here’s a breakdown of it all.
The Thunder’s halfcourt offense can sometimes be painful. But sometimes, it can be wonderful, as displayed by this perfectly executed play last week.
Most of the Thunder’s game against the Nets was very ugly. But there one very pretty play: The little Russell Westbrook slip play. I broke down this set last season, as it was clearly
You can pretty much count on it: At some point during the Thunder’s 48 minutes on the floor, Russell Westbrook will find Kevin Durant on that subtle backcut lob. It’s an incredibly simple read
Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE/Getty Images Per usual, Zach Lowe of Grantland wrote a really interesting piece on the Thunder and more specifically, Serge Ibaka, dissecting things after almost 20 games. The conclusion was this: Ibaka
Lost in all this Russell Westbrook noise was that the Thunder did just enough in the last four minutes against Memphis to hold on for a really nice win. Which if you recall, was
I’ve really enjoyed not only the way Scott Brooks has found minutes for Daequan Cook by virtue of expanding to a 10-man rotation but even more so, how Cook has totally taken advantage of
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What went wrong those last seven minutes
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