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For the past few years, some guy from Akron, Ohio was the easy choice for the MVP, scoring title, and any other accolade you could possibly think of. Either way, that ship has sailed. The man who calls himself "King" basically put his hometown on their knees and held them hostage for approximately 17 minutes on national television before he announced that he was leaving for Miami. Because he's joining forces ...

2010 NBA Draft: Grading Oklahoma City’s Draft Picks and Trades

Posted: 27th June 2010 by Casey Womack in NBA
With the 2010 NBA draft week finally over, it's only right we take time out to judge each team's decisions. My favorite team is no exception. The Oklahoma City Thunder were easily the most active organization in the league during the draft. It seemed like they made a deal every 30 seconds. The Thunder didn't take any risks at all, trading two of their three first round draft picks to go after ...

The NBA’s Next Great Dynamic Duos

Posted: 6th May 2010 by Casey Womack in NBA
Everybody knows the elite duos in the league, sure. You have Kobe/Pau, Parker/Duncan, Nelson/Howard, and so on. However, there as so many future lethal duos in the league that have the potential to be far better than any of the above listed. You think Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook can be a better duo than Rajon Rondo and Paul Pierce? How about George Hill and DeJuan Blair? ...

Oklahoma City’s Big Night: Could It Be the Biggest Ever?

Posted: 22nd April 2010 by Casey Womack in NBA
You probably couldn't think of a bigger night for the state of Oklahoma.  The Oklahoma City Thunder will host the Los Angeles Lakers for Game Three of a first round NBA Playoff series.  It is the first time the city or state has ever hosted an NBA playoff game. On top of that, the NFL draft will also kick off in New York tonight, but will carry a lot of Oklahoma ties.  ...
After the game, I've seen a lot of Laker fans extremely confident that they will sweep the series against the young Oklahoma Thunder and coast to the championship most likely against Cleveland or Orlando. When the game ended today, I saw the remaining series going a different way.  No, I'm not saying that the Thunder will win the series, but I do think they can take Los Angeles to six or ...

2010 NBA Playoffs: 25 Bold Playoff Predictions

Posted: 15th April 2010 by Casey Womack in NBA
The 2010 NBA Playoffs are finally here. The seedings is official and the match ups are set. Everyone who has a team that is in the playoffs will be looking to read every article about their team's chances to win the whole thing or to at least create an upset. We have all waited a long 82-game regular season for this point. There have been shockers, let-downs, and awesome surprises ...
With Oklahoma City losing last night to Portland, the Thunder locked up the eighth seed and will meet up with the Lakers in the first round of the playoffs this weekend. This will easily be the most watched first round series throughout the playoffs.  The biggest reason is that the Lakers are playing.  But also because a lot of NBA fans haven't had the chance to see the Thunder play this ...

Five Reasons Why Oklahoma City Will Get Past the First Round

Posted: 6th April 2010 by Casey Womack in NBA
Since the Oklahoma City Thunder clinched a playoff berth a couple days ago against the falling Mavericks, we can finally exhale and think about the post-season. A lot of people do not think the Thunder will get very far in the playoffs because of the inexperience of their roster. However, I think their youth will actually help them in the post season. The Thunder will gain a lot of respect in ...

Ten Things You Need To Know About Lamar Odom

Posted: 30th March 2010 by Casey Womack in NBA
Looking at Lamar Odom's massive 6'10'' frame, you don't imagine too many things could hurt the guy. Although, if you look past the big smile and sit down to listen to his story, it is enough to leave you speechless. Coming from extreme humble beginnings, Odom has shown extreme perseverance in overcoming extremely tough obstacles in his life. After finding his love for basketball, Odom never looked back. He ...

Serge Ibaka: Why Oklahoma City No Longer Needs a Big Man

Posted: 28th March 2010 by Casey Womack in NBA
At the beginning of the year, everyone who pays attention to the Oklahoma City Thunder has known that the one piece missing for the team has been a dominant big man. A lot of people have speculated about trades in which the team could try to land an experienced, talented big man.  Those names have included players like Chris Bosh, Chris Kaman, Andrew Bynum, and others. However, with the fantastic performance by ...