In the aftermath of Tuesday’s double overtime loss at Oklahoma City, Houston Rockets star Kevin Durant took the blame. The 15-time NBA All-Star pointed to a missed free throw late in regulation and a late foul in the closing seconds of the second overtime,

It was a much-needed showing since Jalen Williams was sidelined by a wrist injury and Chet Holmgren fouled out. SGA finished with 35 points, five rebounds, five assists, two steals and two blocks in a statement performance against a fellow Western Conference contender.

Kevin Durant attempted to call a timeout, but the refs didn’t notice it, and it could give OKC two free throws, as Houston had no call left.

Oklahoma City opened as +240 back in June at BetMGM and enters the season at that same price.

In his Rockets debut, Kevin Durant will be in the building when Shai Gilgeous-Alexander receives his championship ring and the banner gets revealed. Talk about extra salt to the wound, as Gilgeous-Alexander surpassed Durant for the greatest and best Thunder player in franchise history with an MVP and Larry O'Brienn trophy combo.

This list puts a spotlight on the Thunder players who have earned First Team selections throughout Oklahoma City’s combined 58 seasons.