A big man OKC could bring in at the deadlineDarnell Mayberry, newsok.com The NBA’s trading deadline is now just two weeks away. At this time on Feb. 21, we’ll learn whether what you see with the Oklahoma City Thunder is what you’ll get in the playoffs, or whether the team took a stab at a deal to shore up an area or two … |
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Chuck Chaney, thunderobsessed.com Good win for the Thunder. Warriors fans spent more time complaining about their own players than the Thunder. They also got the obligatory “This is rigged” and “the refs are giving OKC the game” posts in there but at least it wasn’t as much as u… |
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John Rohde, newsok.com Washington point guard John Wall sat on the bench when facing the Thunder this season. Injuries, and the lack thereof, are a key element to an NBA team’s success. The Thunder has had the best of both worlds so far this season, presumably to a greater… |
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Justin Kubatko, nytimes.com The Thunder's star forward is putting up numbers that match those of players like Larry Bird, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Wilt Chamberlain, LeBron James and Michael Jordan. |
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Darnell Mayberry, newsok.com Russell Westbrook has a strong supporter in Golden State coach Mark Jackson, the former point guard who couldn’t have been more different than Westbrook during his playing days. But on Wednesday night, prior to the Thunder-Warriors game, Jackson reitera… |
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Associated Press, ESPN.com Kevin Durant scored 25 points, Russell Westbrook added 22 and the Oklahoma City Thunder throttled the travel-weary Golden State Warriors 119-98 Wednesday night to win consecutive games for the first time in nearly three weeks. |
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