Threat of NBA lockout puts damper on Thunder offseason
Kevin Durant sat in Thunder headquarters Thursday, about 14 hours after the end of his season, and declared that it would be OK with him if we started next season right now.
“I know it sounds crazy,” Durant said, “but I’m ready to get back to work already for next year.”
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The Thunder’s wondrous ride to the Western Conference Finals ended with a double thud. Defeat at the ha...
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