Teams in the Western Conference have put on quite the roller coaster performance to start the season; however, the one consistent squad so far has been the Okla

Thunder beat the Celtics 105-92. 15 in a row for OKC. - SGA: 33-10-6 + 3 steals - Dort: 14 and 6 rebounds (4-9 from 3) - Cason: 13 and 3 rebounds - Hartenstein: 8-10-2 + 2 steals + 3 blocks - Wiggins: 15 Celtics scored only 27 points in the second half, 12 in the fourth.

Former New Orleans Pelicans star and two-time All-NBA center DeMarcus Cousins joined FanDuel's Run It Back show to share his take on a potential Thunder-Celtics Finals matchup, and how OKC would likely fall short despite having a talent advantage.

Gilgeous-Alexander is the hottest scorer in the NBA right now, with 33 points per game since the start of December, but it’s not like he’s done it alone. The Thunder also own the NBA’s best defense, allowing a stingy 103.3 points per game, and it won’t help the C’s that Jaylen Brown (shoulder) is also questionable for today’s matchup.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 33 points to lead the Oklahoma City Thunder to a 105-92 home win over the Boston Celtics on Sunday. The Thunder extended their winning streak to a franchise-record 15 games.

Three years ago, the Oklahoma City Thunder were knee-deep in a rebuild, ending the season with fewer than 25 wins for the second consecutive campaign. Two years ago, OKC took a bi