Now, as the Thunder begins their 14th season, I am finally a season-ticket holder. The Thunder hasn’t had fans in the building since March of 2019, and I for one could not be more excited. Yes, it’s almost guaranteed to be another tank season, and I’m more likely to be in the building for a loss than a win, but I’m still pumped. The NBA announced the full schedule for the 2021-22 season Friday afternoon, so without further ado, here are the 10 games that I’m looking forward to attending the most (in chronological order):
View More OKC Thunder | The 10 Home Games I Can’t Wait to AttendTag: Steven Adams
OKC Thunder | Game #7 Preview: Pelicans
Tip-Off: 7 PM CT Location: Smoothie King Center (New Orleans, Louisiana) Television: Fox Sports Oklahoma Radio: WWLS 98.1FM OKC The Sports Animal Twitter: Follow @ZacharyLowNBA for…
View More OKC Thunder | Game #7 Preview: PelicansThe Thunder Lowdown | Game #4: The Tank is On
2020 is finally coming to an end, and the Oklahoma City Thunder are probably ready to move on from it after an embarrassing 113-80 New Year’s Eve loss to the New Orleans Pelicans.
View More The Thunder Lowdown | Game #4: The Tank is OnOKC Thunder | Game #4 Preview: Pelicans
Tip-Off: 7 PM CT Location: Chesapeake Energy Arena (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma) Television: Fox Sports Oklahoma Radio: WWLS 98.1FM OKC The Sports Animal Twitter: Follow @ZacharyLowNBA for…
View More OKC Thunder | Game #4 Preview: PelicansThunder Forces Game 7 with Dramatic Win Over Rockets
The Oklahoma City Thunder rose to the occasion in Game 6 against the Houston Rockets, and after taking a 2-point lead into the fourth quarter, the Thunder trailed the Rockets 98-92 with just 4:19 left in the game. It was all OKC the rest of the way, though, as back-to-back threes from Chris Paul helped spark a 12-2 Thunder run to finish out the game, giving OKC the 104-100 victory.
View More Thunder Forces Game 7 with Dramatic Win Over RocketsOKC Thunder | Round 1, Game 6 Preview: Houston Rockets
The Oklahoma City Thunder dug themselves a hole in the third quarter of Game 5 against the Houston Rockets, and once Dennis Schröder was ejected alongside Houston’s P.J. Tucker, there was no way they were going to dig themselves out. Now OKC is facing elimination in Game 6.
View More OKC Thunder | Round 1, Game 6 Preview: Houston RocketsSecond-Half Struggles Leave OKC Facing Elimination
The Oklahoma City Thunder trailed by just 3 points at halftime against the Houston Rockets in Game 5 on Saturday night, but a plethora of issues turned the game into a blowout as Houston picked up the easy 114-80 victory to take a 3-2 series lead.
View More Second-Half Struggles Leave OKC Facing EliminationOKC Thunder | Round 1, Game 5 Preview: Houston Rockets
A lot has happened since Wednesday, the original date for Game 5 of the First Round matchup between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Houston Rockets. The NBA teams still remaining in the Bubble opted to sit out of their scheduled games in response to Jacob Blake being shot in the back seven times by a police officer in Wisconsin.
View More OKC Thunder | Round 1, Game 5 Preview: Houston RocketsOKC Thunder | Round 1, Game 5 Preview: Houston Rockets
Russell Westbrook remains sidelined for Game 5 with an injured right quad, and with the series all tied up, this could very well be the most important game played so far. According to NBA Playoff history, when a series is tied at 2-2, the winner of Game 5 goes on to win the series 82.2% (171 of 208 series) of the time. The numbers are a little closer if you look at the last 2 seasons, with the Game 5 winner of a series tied at 2-2 going on to win the series 7 of 10 times.
View More OKC Thunder | Round 1, Game 5 Preview: Houston RocketsThunder Ties Series with Rockets at 2-2 Behind Schröder’s 30 Points
The Oklahoma City Thunder came from behind by 15 points in the third quarter to tie the series with the Houston Rockets at 2-2 with a 117-114 decision that once again came down to the wire.
View More Thunder Ties Series with Rockets at 2-2 Behind Schröder’s 30 Points