Box Score What else can I say about this game that is more to the point than “too much Dwayne Wade”? Forty eight minutes of deep shooting brilliance by the Heat, offset by mini

vs. Miami Heat (21-18) vs. Oklahoma City Thunder (8-33)Sunday, Jan. 18Ford CenterOklahoma City, OK6:00 PM CST TV: KSBI-52 (Cox 9)Radio: WWLS The Sports Animal (98.1 FM, 640 AM) View from the other side: Peninsula

What wins basketball games? I could ramble on and on, but smarter men than I have addressed this question, so why reinvent the wheel. Dean Oliver, author of “Basketball on Paper”, and a former

Since Dec. 31st, the Oklahoma City Thunder are playing better than .500 basketball. After an 89-79 win over Detroit, OKC (8-33) now has won two in a row. That’s right, TWO IN A ROW.

vs. Detroit Pistons (22-15) vs. Oklahoma City Thunder (7-33) Friday, Jan. 16 Ford Center Oklahoma City, OK7:00 PM CST TV: FS Oklahoma (Cox 37, HD 722)Radio: WWLS The Sports Animal (98.1 FM, 640 AM)

What a strange feeling to have as a Thunder fan. Winning a game and yet feeling some disappointment and frustration. And it’s kind of weird to be on the other side of a comeback

vs. New York Knicks (13-19) vs. Oklahoma City Thunder (4-30)Tuesday, January 6Ford CenterOklahoma City, OK7:00 PM CST TV: FS Oklahoma (Cox 37, HD 722)Radio: WWLS The Sports Animal (98.1 FM, 640 AM) The other

1. Kevin Durant’s PER is at a solid 19.48 right now compared to 15.87 for his rookie season. He ranks 37th in the league in PER, ahead of players like Carmelo Anthony, Gerald Wallace