San Antonio's Victor Wembanyama hinted at the integrity of Oklahoma City's play following his team's victory over the Thunder this past Saturday.

The same conversation followed around Kevin Durant’s and Stephen Curry’s Golden State Warriors. In 2016, Durant joined a group that lost in the finals after a magical 73-9 regular season. The Warriors won the title in each of the next two years. Yet, some teams still chose to compete with them.

The Thunder lead the way in odds for NBA Champion and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is the frontrunner to win MVP, but the West is loaded. Can Oklahoma City repeat as champions? Can SGA repeat and win back-to-back MVPs? Let’s talk about it.

Wednesday night, one of the players from the Binghamton Black Bears made his debut at the next level, competing for the Adirondack Thunder in the ECHL. Gavin Yates took to the ice at Harding Mazotti Arena for the first time in his career.

Thunder head coach Mark Daigneault talks about his team's underdog mindset amid the team's deep-rooted culture.

That dropped the Thunder to 24-2 on the season, "only" a record 76-win pace. They are off to the second-fastest start in NBA history, trailing only the 2015-16 Golden State Warriors, who were 25-1 and went on to set an NBA record 73 wins that season.

Oklahoma City suffered just its second loss of the season in the NBA Cup, which has sparked questions from national observers.

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