The Thunder need reigning MVP Kevin Durant healthy — and fast.
Better Know: Oklahoma City Thunder
We’ve been dealing with a few tech issues here for the past week. My apologies for the lack of updates. We’ll take the next couple of days catching up on opponents around the league, unless we’re destroyed by another serpent. Cross your fingers. Today’s installment of Better Know An Opponent focuses on the Oklahoma City […]
The BK Playoff Game: 3 Things To Watch In Tonight’s Playoffs
Each day that there’s a playoff game, we’ll have three things to watch in the NBA playoffs. Each note will be accompanied by a contest. We’ll announce winners after each round. Here’s today’s three things to watch: 1) Indiana vs. Manhattan. The Pacers defeated the Knicks 102-95 in Game 1 on the road, thanks to […]
Breakdown: Nets quickly turn the corner by using the corner quickly
The Brooklyn Nets shocked the Oklahoma City Thunder, Thunder fans, and Nets fans alike last night by defeating the Oklahoma City Thunder, 16-2 at home and 24-6 on the season before last night, 110-93. One of the Nets’ biggest strengths last night came from their long-distance marksmanship, as the team finished 9-17 from beyond the […]
Nets-Thunder: TBG Open Thread
The lowdown: The 16-15 Brooklyn Nets take on the 24-6 Oklahoma City Thunder tonight at 8 P.M. EST, at Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City. The Thunder are 15-2 in their last 17 games and haven’t lost at home since November 14th. The Nets are 5-11 in their last 16 games, haven’t won on the […]
Nets-Thunder: 3 Things To Watch
The 16-15 Brooklyn Nets, fresh off a 104-73 drubbing at the hands of the San Antonio Spurs in which they scored a franchise record-low five points in the third quarter, have the distinct honor of traveling to Oklahoma City tonight to take on the 24-6 Oklahoma City Thunder. The Thunder are 16-2 at home, outscoring […]
Thunder 117, Nets 111: Nets Post Game Plus
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Four Reasons To Watch Tonight’s Nets-Thunder Game
OK, so two of the most important Brooklyn Nets players — Reggie Evans and Brook Lopez — are out tonight with the flu and the foot, respectively. The team’s playing against the Oklahoma City Thunder, who are 14-4 and the reigning Western Conference Champions. So that’s probably a bad sign. But it’s not the be-all-end-all. […]
Welcome to the Thunderdome: Blogger Breakdown
The 11-5 Brooklyn Nets take on the 14-4 Oklahoma City Thunder tonight, at Barclays Center in Brooklyn. Barclays has been a comfortable home for Brooklyn so far, but they haven’t played a team as good as Oklahoma City, the reigning Western Conference Champions led by Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook. The Thunder outscore opponents by […]
