The Thunder were put in an easier, but tougher spot against the Knicks. No Carmelo Anthony meant the quality of a potential win was diluted, but it also meant the Knicks didn’t have Carmelo Anthony. A win’s a win though.
The Thunder were put in an easier, but tougher spot against the Knicks. No Carmelo Anthony meant the quality of a potential win was diluted, but it also meant the Knicks didn’t have Carmelo Anthony. A win’s a win though.
The Thunder held off a late Laker rally to take the season series 3-1 over LA. And like the other recent games against the Lakers, Russell Westbrook stole the show.
The Thunder came up with a big-time road win in a very tight game against a Western contender. Unfortunately, that’s not the talking point.
The Nuggets survive a Thunder comeback to take OKC down at the buzzer, 105-103.
KD notches a third triple-double, Derek Fisher debuts as the Thunder crush a shorthanded Hornets team.
With a few recent poor defensive showings, the Thunder put together a record-setting performance against the Bulls, holding them to a season-low 29.1 percent shooting.
It wasn’t perfect, but the Thunder at least got back in the win column against the Wolves.
Losing a third straight game? Rough. Losing a third straight because James Harden went for a career-high? Welp.
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