As one commenter said, the Thunder were only down two at half and he expected them to lose by 8-12 points in the end. That’s what I thought. That’s what everybody thought. Especially against

vs. Oklahoma City Thunder (3-27) vs. Detroit Pistons (15-11)Friday, December 26The Palace of Auburn HillsDetroit, Michigan7:00 CST TV: FS Oklahoma (Cox 37)Radio: WWLS The Sports Animal (98.1 FM, 640 AM) The one area OKC

Not only has Russell Westbrook’s stock soared over the past few weeks, as evidenced by his rise in NBA.com’s rookie rankings (he’s up to No. 3), but now he’s got a chance to show

Have a wonderful Eve with your families and an even better Christmas Day.

What is there to say? Everything went as planned. The Thunder hung tough for virtually the whole game, but inconsistent jump shooting and extremely poor execution of course doomed them in the end. A

vs. Oklahoma City Thunder (3-25) vs. Atlanta Hawks (17-10)Tuesday, December 23Philips ArenaAtlanta, Georgia6:00 CST TV: FS Oklahoma (Cox 37, HD 722)Radio: WWLS The Sports Animal (98.1 FM, 640 AM) The last time these two

A must-read – Tom Ziller wrote yesterday on Fanhouse, “You can’t accuse the Thunder of giving up,” which is exactly what Thunderfans have been preaching : “With an awful team to call my own,

Yesterday included a rather large family gathering from my father’s side for Christmas so a game recap was a little difficult to get to. The holiday season can kind of have that affect on