Thunder’s play in last five games is inspiring
EAST RUTHERFORD , N.J. — If Oklahoma City hasn’t turned the corner, the Thunder certainly is peeking its head around it.
But it’ll seemingly take a few more setbacks like Monday’s 103-99 overtime road loss to the New Jersey Nets before the Thunder fully escapes the dark cloud hovering above the franchise and its league-worst 6-33 record.
The Thunder wrapped up a stretch of five games i...
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