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Goood morning/afternoon Basketball/Thunder fans! Last night we were able to witness OKC completely dominate the Lakers - already leading by 32 at half. The Thunder themselves only allowed 18/20 points respectively in the first two quarters, so let's look at their defense: 🧵👇👇

JWill in the 2nd quarter for no reason:

Refs must've thought Cason pushed Gill into Ajay. Otherwise I can't understand how he's still on the court for the Wizards

@DParkOK Does that mean you're one of the lucky two last brackets that still don't have a win?

My “opposite of first instinct” bracket is far-and-away my best right now, Cool cool cool

EPISODE 122 IS OUT NOW Tune in to hear us react live to OKC vs Minnesota, Shai’s all time streak, Bam’s 83 and more!! linktr.ee/yamology

I am so happy Jared McCain and Isaiah Joe are on OKC. That shooting puts them into a new stratosphere

SHAI KEEPS THE 20 POINT STREAK ALIVE WITH AN AND ONE OVER ANTHONY EDWARDS

CLUTCHEST 20 PT GAME FOR SGA

Bam broke Kobe's 81 after 20 years... At this pace we might break Wilt's 100 pts in 180 years

But last but not least you have OKC take their last time out. Interestingly Adelman sends both Jokic and Murray to the bench (for better rim deterence?), so in order to defend JWill Braun is no longer on Shai, but Jones is. As Shai recieves the ball Jones is on his hip already, so he drives by him and goes into a side step 3 to win it for OKC

With OKC up 4 you'd expect the game to be over/FT game incoming, but JWill runs over Murray as Jokic hit the 3. As he turned around to the ball handler he sagged off Jokic enough to enable the Murray Ram-Screen - 4 pt play

It's been a while, so I might be a bit rusty. Regardless I've decided to make an in-depth thread on yesterday's game between OKC and Denver. I'll try to explain play-by-play: - Why OKC had such a rough start - Why the game stayed close and - The clutch/game-winner time