Doug Pensinger/NBAE/Getty Images It’s been 14 days since the Thunder last played at home. In the last 21 days, they’ve only played once at home. Oklahoma City’s schedule was frontloaded at home, but has

Layne Murdoch/NBAE/Getty Images When Reggie Jackson popped up off the Thunder bench and jogged over to the scorers table with a couple minutes left in the third quarter, I was confused. Did Russell Westbrook

D. Clarke Evans/NBAE/Getty Images What makes Kevin Durant, well, Kevin Durant, is that he never sees himself a finished product. Despite having one of the most unstoppable, most complete, most well-rounded offensive games in

Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE/Getty Images For whatever reason, it often takes a nice round number for us to all pause and take a second to recognize how brilliant a professional athlete is. Five hundred home

Layne Murdoch/NBAE/Getty Images Any time a player gets sent to the D-League, it’s seen as a demotion. It’s natural. The D-League is down. The NBA is up. Especially when the player is someone drafted

Jesse Garrabrant/NBAE/Getty Images Everyone knows that Wednesday’s game against the Rockets means just a little bit more. Even Scott Brooks, who broke from his “every game matters the same” script after practice Tuesday. “No,

Ronald Martinez/NBAE/Getty Images It’s a funny thing: If the Thunder had started 1-2 without the trade, most would’ve just seen it as a small sample with not big reason to worry. But under the

Layne Murdoch/NBAE/Getty Images With all that’s happened, it’s kind of easy to forget the Thunder’s season begins a day from now. And not only against a great team, but on the road against a