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Three Things the OKC Thunder Must Carry Over From Sweeping Their First Two Series

Oklahoma City is looking to keep its momentum going. The Thunder have advanced to the Western Conference Finals with minimal resistance, sweeping both the Phoenix Suns and the Los Angeles Lakers. Oklahoma City has shown its dominance in the first two rounds, averaging a 16.6-point margin of victory. OKC has shown this level of dominance […]

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Should Fans Be Concerned About Production From Vladimir Guerrero Jr.?

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Should the drastic lack of power from Toronto Blue Jays slugging first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. be a major concern? Lack of Production From Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Blue Jays First Baseman Not Hitting For Power Blue Jays fans could argue that last season, this feared slugger hit only two home runs in April before

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Chiefs-Bills, Seahawks-Rams and the Five Best 2026 NFL Primetime Matchups

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Kansas City Chiefs vs. Buffalo Bills? Rams vs. Seahawks on Christmas night? The five best primetime matchups from the 2026 NFL schedule release

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Why the Return of Jalen Williams is Needed Moving Forward for OKC

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Oklahoma City’s All-NBA and All-Defensive wings haven’t seen the court since the opening round and will be needed in the Conference Finals. The Thunder will not only benefit from one of its top players returning, but also need him back on the floor to complete its ultimate goal once again. The Oklahoma City Thunder are

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Mets GM David Stearns Is Showing One Massive Strength

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David Stearns, the New York Mets president of baseball operations, has had his fair share of criticisms over the last few seasons. Why? Stearns has made questionable signings and moves that many have not liked at all. To be honest, many of those harsh critics are right, he has made many mistakes. However, after the

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OKC Thunder Player Grades From Second Round Sweep Over Los Angeles Lakers

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The Oklahoma City Thunder have completed back-to-back sweeps, this time in the second round against the Los Angeles Lakers, moving to a playoff-best 8-0. Credit to Los Angeles for deploying everything it had, with the personnel it had, against Oklahoma City. Still, it didn’t matter, as the Thunder answered the bell, showing why they’re the defending champs,

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What’s Wrong With Jalen Duren? Breaking Down His 2026 Postseason Struggles

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With his scoring output cut nearly in half and his efficiency plummeting, the question must be asked. What’s wrong with Jalen Duren?

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10 Potential OKC Thunder Targets to Keep An Eye on at the NBA Combine

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With the Oklahoma City Thunder holding the No. 12, No. 17, and No. 37 picks in the 2026 NBA Draft — via the Los Angeles Clippers, Philadelphia 76ers, and Dallas Mavericks —and coming off a 64-win season and earning the No. 1 seed for the third consecutive year, General Manager Sam Presti is in a

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5 Immediate Questions for the Lakers Following the Sweep

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With the lights out at Crypto.com Arena, here are the five biggest questions facing the Purple and Gold as they head into an uncertain summer.

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Why the Mets Could Try a One-Year Rebuild, and What It Would Look Like

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The New York Mets season isn’t over yet. In fact, it could be a lot time before that happens, as even when a team is 45-55, the season is really not over. However, the 16-25 Mets have quite the hill to climb, and to put it simply, they don’t have much to battle with. A

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