Exposure comes with winning
It was surprising the Thunder received only one national TV appearance on a major network when schedules were released in August.
Viewed by many as a young team on the rise, with a young rising star, the Thunder will interest more TV executives if they continue to win.
Selected as a replacement for ESPN ’s Friday doubleheader late game, Oklahoma City romped past Milwaukee 108-90 in front of a raucous se...
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