Hitting the mark of 10-straight wins Monday night, the Oklahoma City Thunder is carrying plenty of momentum with just seven games remaining.

The Oklahoma City Thunder are eight wins away from becoming just the third team in NBA history to hit the 70-win threshold in the regular season. They would need to be a perfect 8-0 down the stretch to pull off the feat, however, and the odds for them doing so are pretty long.

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As expected, the Indiana Pacers lost to the Oklahoma City Thunder on Saturday night, 132-111. The Pacers have been hot since the All-Star Break, going 13-8 over that stretch, but the Thunder are the best team in the league, dominating in ways not seen since the peak of the Golden State Warriors dynasty.

The most thrilling stories often unfold unexpectedly, and the 2025 NBA has ed such a tale for the Oklahoma City Thunder. In their last ten games, the Thunder have secured ten straight victories, generating buzz throughout the league and further solidifying their status as a top team in the West.

Giddey wasn't the only player who struggled for the Bulls. Coby White has also been red-hot lately, and he was held to just seven points. The Bulls have been winning a lot of games recently because of the way that White and Giddey have taken over contests. If they combine for 22 points, Chicago isn't going to win a lot of games.

Gilgeous-Alexander also won the award in November and December of this season, but lost to Nikola Jokic and LeBron James in January and February, respectively. It’s been one of

The Thunder (61-12) have won eight in a row. Last time out, they ran away from the Memphis Grizzlies in the fourth quarter to get another blowout victory on Thursday. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander led the way with 37 points.