Oklahoma City Thunder | Game #62 Preview: Dallas Mavericks

After a pretty difficult schedule in February that featured 10 of 12 games against playoff teams, the Thunder get some relief with what should be an easier game to manage in Dallas. Still, in spite of the injuries and the difficult schedule, OKC went 7-5 in February, staying atop the Western Conference standings. The Thunder still has one of the toughest remaining schedules, but even more important than finishing as the top seed in the West is getting the team fully healthy. As they inch closer to that, OKC’s depth will play a huge role, as they should be able to help manage games like this one against a lesser Dallas squad, giving everybody a little bit of a rest.

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Thunder Against the Spread | OKC Heads to Dallas as Massive Favorite Against Mavs

The Mavericks have lost 12 of their last 14 games, and 7 of those losses have been double-digit defeats. OKC isn’t completely healthy yet, but Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is back, and it looks like he hasn’t missed a beat. Shai’s absence did the Thunder some good, though, as OKC’s backcourt seems more suited for stepping up when he’s off the floor. This should be a good game to cover the spread simply because the Thunder’s depth is so much better.

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Oklahoma City Thunder | Game #61 Preview: Denver Nuggets

The Oklahoma City Thunder returns home on Friday night after a quick back-to-back up North, and they will be hosting Nikola Jokic and the Denver Nuggets. After a handful of players sat out on Wednesday against the Detroit Pistons, OKC continues to get near full strength as many return, including Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who has missed the last 9 games with an abdominal strain.

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Thunder Against the Spread | OKC Hosts Nuggets as Heavy Favorite with SGA’s Return

The return of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is pretty big for the Thunder right now, considering their lead in the Western Conference standings is just 1.5 games ahead of the San Antonio Spurs. After being an underdog for three consecutive games, this point spread feels like a massive swing considering the opponent, but that goes to show just how highly Vegas thinks of a near-healthy Thunder squad. I like OKC to cover because SGA is the only guy (that isn’t still out) that has missed more than a game or two, and he’s not one to ever really struggle with rust. Add to it that Denver has its share of bumps and bruises, and the Thunder should get a nice, convincing win.

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Sooners Return to Norman: Inside Oklahoma’s Six-Game Home-Opening Gauntlet at Love’s Field

For the first time in 2026, the No. 5/6 Oklahoma Sooners will take the field in Norman. After 15 straight road and neutral-site games to…

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Oklahoma City Thunder | Game #60 Preview: Detroit Pistons

Tonight, OKC takes on Detroit in the second game of a back-to-back against the freshly rested Pistons. Both teams are tied in the loss column for the fewest defeats in the NBA, but OKC holds 3 more wins over Detroit. Also, the Pistons enter this game completely healthy, whereas the Thunder is missing four starters on top of other key players.

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