You got it!
Thunder got destroyed inside. Ibaka didn't make the trip.
Hopefully they won't give Philly their first W on Friday.
You got it!
Thunder got destroyed inside. Ibaka didn't make the trip.
Hopefully they won't give Philly their first W on Friday.
Sloppy defense and bad turnovers. New Orleans shot a Thunder opponent record of 45 attempts at the stripe tonight.
WIn streak starts tonight!
Warriors are leading the West with 11 wins in a row right now. West is stronger than it has ever been - another terribly timed scenario for OKC.
We should have a better picture of the Thunder's chances to make the playoffs beyond the 'NBA All Star Classic' break. Wouldn't be so quick to write them off.
Oklahoma City Thunder 103 - Philadelphia 91
Good road win against those young hungry Sixers trying to get a win streak. Lamb's 3 point dagger with 1: 01 left rung the Liberty Bell.
Westbrook 27 points
Lamb 15 points 3/3 from the 3 point line...
Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Philadelphia 76ers - Box Score - December 05, 2014 - ESPN
Oklahoma City Thunder 96 Detroit Pistons 94
Highlight: Westbrook's monster dunk with 6:39 left in the fourth quarter...
Westbrook (22 pts.) & Durant (28 pts.) are getting back into their usual form. Jeremy Lamb (12 points) was impressive as he went 5-8 field goals made/attempted which included 2-4 in 3-point field goals made/attempted. Anthony Morrow (8 points) 2-4 on 3 pointers was equally impressive.
Let's not forget Nick Collison who disrupted timely break-outs by the Pistons (these don't show up in stats) with 4 assists & 4 of the Thunder's 16 offensive rebounds; he did yeoman's work under the basket.
Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Detroit Pistons - Box Score - December 07, 2014 - ESPN
LeBron James may not play tonight or be at full strength. That would make things easier for the Thunder. They could use some breaks right now as they fight their way back into the playoffs.
Great Thunder 114-101 victory over a young-aggressive Milwaukee Bucks team...
LeBron James will be a game-time decision:
LeBron James of Cleveland Cavaliers treated for 'general soreness' in knee - ESPNLeBron James missed the Cleveland Cavaliers' morning shootaround Thursday in order to receive treatment on "general soreness" in his left knee, according to the team.
He will be a game-time decision when the Cavs attempt to extend their winning streak to nine games Thursday night against the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Oklahoma City Thunder 103 - Cleveland Cavaliers 94
176 consecutive sellout: 18,203
Balanced scoring night for the Thunder: Westbrook (26 pts), Durant (19 pts), Jackson (13 pts), Morrow (11 pts), Adams (8 pts), Ibaka (7 pts) and Perkins & Roberson (4 points each).
Thunder most impressive stat this season at the charity stripe: 20/22 Free throws - Made/Attempted (90.9%) vs. the Cavs 23/30 (76.6%).
Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Oklahoma City Thunder - Box Score - December 11, 2014 - ESPN
Let's Go Thunder!
Oklahoma City Thunder 111 - Minnesota Timberwolves 92
Five game win streak; Thunder has won 7 of their last 8 games. Scott Brooks used his time-outs wisely to settle the team down when emotions got high as the officials allowed both teams to engage in rough play (no whistles).
Like Coach Brooks' attitude as they prepare for each game (one at a time); don't look ahead.
Thunder continues to close in on the Western Conference's 8th seed with less than 2 games behind Phoenix.
Western Conference (15 teams) playoff full standings: 2014-2015 NBA Regular Season Conference Standings - National Basketball Association - ESPN
The Northwest Division Banner is not out of reach.
Northwest Division
Team Won Loss PCT Games Back Won/Loss Streak Portland 17 6 .739 -- Lost 2 Denver 10 12 .455 6.5 Won 1 Oklahoma City 10 13 435 7 Won 5 Utah 6 17 .261 11 Lost 1 Minnesota 5 17 227 11.5 Lost 1
Let's Go Thunder!
Thunder look more like they are getting healthy as they close in on that Western Conference 8th seed.
Congratulations to our Thunder with a 112-88 win over the Phoenix Suns this past Sunday.
177 consecutive sellout of 18,203 at the Chesapeake Energy Arena.
Phoenix Suns vs. Oklahoma City Thunder - Box Score - December 14, 2014 - ESPN
Tough game tomorrow against Golden State. The Thunder could move back up into the eighth seed if they win tomorrow. Regardless, I think they will be back in it within the next three games.
Oklahoma City Thunder's assault on the Sacramento Kings.
4th quarter with 3:05 left: Ben McLemore blinked as he took his eye off Westbrook; that was when Russell flew by him.
He's the best player in the NBA right now. Period, end of story.
Durant & Westbrook vs. the Splash brothers?
Time for the Thunder to make a statement.
Golden State (16-3) has only lost two consecutive games once this season:
Tue, Nov 11 @Phoenix 107-95
Thu, Nov 13 vs. San Antonio 113-100
They are coming off a 105-98 loss at Memphis as they return home to take on the Thunder in Oakland. Can the Thunder spoil the Warriors' homecoming?
FYI: Golden State is 21-3.
And about to be 21-4.
That was a good win for the Kd-less Thunder tonight against an improving Laker team. We have a good chance to move closer to the playoff spots against New Orleans on Sunday.
On a different note, I wonder what's up with San Antonio. I know everyone says they don't really turn it on until the playoffs but they have lost 3 in a row and are 4 - 6 in the last 10. They don't have the excuses that OKC has had.
It's going to really be a challenge to repeat their performance of last season where we witnessed the vintage Spurs dismantle the Miami Heat and send LeBron James back home.
The game was one the Thunder should have easily handled the Lakers. I was impressed with the Lakers; also more equally impressed with the lockdown defense young Andre Roberson put on Old Man Kobe Bryant. He hog-tied Kobe (Lakers' leader) on a night when the rest of the Lakers were hitting on all cylinders.
Salute for Andre Roberson:
You got inside Mr. Kobe's head, put a whipping on him he'll never forget.
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