Oklahoma City Thunder on brink of bringing playoffs home
Growing up in Oklahoma City , Mick Cornett was accustomed to living in a place where a major pro sports team wasn't part of the landscape and wasn't thought to be a possibility.
Still, he held out hope. He was optimistic that someday the city could move into the major leagues, and did what he could to help. When Oklahoma City made a move to get an NHL franchise, he signed up for tickets to games that never act...
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