Such was the case last year, when the Thunder went 68-14 and won the Western Conference’s No. 1 seed by 16 games. Put that into some perspective: Oklahoma City could have ended the season on an 18-game losing streak and it still would have won the No. 1 seed at 53-29, or one game better than Houston’s 52-30.

It’s the Thunder vs. Clippers tonight in Inglewood, California. Here’s how to watch the NBA game, including time, TV channel and streaming info.

Buddy Boeheim said he and his dad watched OKC’s playoff run Asked him what Syracuse legend Jim Boeheim thought of it: “He wasn’t surprised. He thinks Shai is the best player. He loves watching Shai play. It’s so effortless for him. He has a ton of respect for coach Daigneault.” pic.twitter.com/9oamR2NoXs

The defending NBA champion will put its unbeaten streak on the line in the nightcap of NBA Coast 2 Coast Tuesday.

Chet Holmgren's has had the most unfortunate and fortunate starts to an NBA career. First, jacking up his foot in a pro-am game against LeBron James which sidel

Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander confirmed that his home was broken into earlier this week. Here's the latest on the situation.

The defending champion Thunder continued their dominant start with another big win, leaving as the NBA's lone remaining unbeaten.

The Oklahoma City Thunder kept the New Orleans Pelicans win-less on Sunday afternoon to get off to their best start in franchise history. The Thunder have tied last year's 7-0 output through plenty of adversity.

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