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Did you forget KD had been with them since they were the Sonics
KD is the greatest and best OKC player.....period
Because Westbrook stayed a little longer doesn't mean shit.
Westbrook wanted out just like KD.
Many don’t like dude or whatever but he’s those vets that hold the chemistry down, help younger players understand the coaches schemes, practice hard and normally produce quality minutes when asked to
Dude probably be a analyzing games or coaching once his playing days are over...
Similar to what Richard Jefferson is doing
If that were true, KD would've got the first tribute video but he didn't. How can you be the greatest Thunder but the Thunder don't even fuck with you?
Come on dawg, OKC and the fans don't like KD and feels he's a traitor! They're not celebrating shit!
Maybe in 10 years after he's retired they'll give him a tribute or a letter saying "Thank you for your service"
It's because Thunder fans realize that if they do the same shit to Westbrook they won't ever get a free agent again.
Bruh seriously. You can't just drop off some titties like that and then walk out room. We demand names.
I've saying the same thing,for awhile.
One of the greatest scorers of all time, future HOFer, James Harden.
That would be 100x more interesting than the best slam dunk competition if marque players participated.
Speaking of the all-star break, fans voting is beyond a failed idea.
Fans only hold part of the vote. Players and GM's also vote.
And players voting is almost as bad as fans.
Ingram shot comparison this year v. last year...
Nice
Ingram shot comparison this year v. last year...
I wonder if that was a New Orleans thing or did he decide on doing that.
I know during the summer for us, he used to go back to North Carolina.
He's playing against his buddy CP3
Yea I understand that but on the real it’s more to do with being the full time ball handler, while Bron is out...
triple double watch
14/8/5
Kuz got 23 at half
Good points.
In 2016-17, current players and media joined the fans in the voting process. Fans account for 50 percent of the vote to determine the starters, while players and media account for 25 percent each. Once votes are tallied, players are ranked in each conference by position (guard and frontcourt) within each of the three voting groups. Each player’s score is calculated by averaging his weighted rank from the fans, players and media. The two guards and three frontcourt players with the best score in each conference are named starters. Fan votes serve as the tiebreaker for players in a position group with the same score.
The NBA revamped the All-Star Game format in 2018. Instead of East vs. West, two captains pick the teams from a pool of 24 players who were voted in by fans, media and players. The captains are the All-Star starters who earn the most fan votes in their respective conferences. Alternating picks, the captains draft the eight remaining players from the starter pool in the first round and then all 14 players from the reserve pool in the second round, making selections without regard to a player’s conference affiliation or position.
History of NBA All-Star selection process, roster and format changes | NBA.com
Since 1951, the NBA has showcased its stars annually at the NBA All-Star Game. The selection process, roster construction and format have evolved over time, most significantly in 2018, when the NBA
You can make a case that every group of potential voters sucks but somebody has to decide. The NBA.com explainer doesn't break down the percentages for influence in the current system but I'd like to see it split evenly and also see coaches as a voting group.
Lakers are scary. No AD, no Bron, no problem in OKC. Remember this the same team that whooped the Clippers and the Rockets. Nobody seeing Lake Show in a 7 game series. 
Good 1st half against the Mavs.
Everybody thats been called out on the bench this year at some point done stepped up lately.
Sixers completely fucking up the second half. 
Garland and Sexton had a great game against the Nuggets...Our first win against an opponent over .500 after coming up close so many times.
Nuggets seem to can’t get out their own wayGarland and Sexton had a great game against the Nuggets...Our first win against an opponent over .500 after coming up close so many times.
This team makes me sick sometimes. First the Wizards and now the Cavs and this game was at fucking home smh. I had a bad feeling before the game. I shouldn't get nervous every time the team plays an opponent below .500 but the Nuggets warrant that nervousness. Malone is a fucking terrible coach yet he got an extension. He's fucking George Karl 2.0
Garland and Sexton had a great game against the Nuggets...Our first win against an opponent over .500 after coming up close so many times.
Y'all starters cooked our starters. That's a sign of a great victory. Good win Gouk
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