Oklahoma City Thunder: Thunder driving down easy street — for now

“We've been playing an all-around game as far as everybody contributing on the offensive end,” Durant said. “On the defensive end, we always did it as a unit. On the offensive end, we're doing a better job of just playing together. Everybody's getting touches. Everybody's feeling good about themselves. It's good to do that as the season goes along.”

In the last week, Thabo Sefolosha has scored his season high in back-to-back games, Perkins has pumped in 17 points — the most he's ever had in a Thunder uniform — all 13 active OKC players scored in a game and the Thunder netted a season-high 127 points.

The Thunder also connected on a combined 50.1 percent of its shots in the past four games.

“We know the formula to winning for us is to move the ball on offense, play together, rebound the ball, on the defensive end use our length … and get out and get some easy points,” Durant said.

“Everybody's playing well. We got to continue to keep doing that. We just can't get too satisfied. We just got to always kick it in full drive every single game.”