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ESPN's John Hollinger breaks down the Oklahoma City Thunder's season to date, and says the team is on track to finish with a 9-73 record, which would tie them for the worst record ever in the NBA with the 1972-73 Philadelphia team.
Right now, Oklahoma City has a place among the worst teams ever in NBA History.
However, Hollinger says that it's unlikely the Thunder will continue to play that badly, pointing to the likely improvement of young players like Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook and Jeff Green, along with veteran players like Chris Wilcox, Nick Collison and Earl Watson, who have underperformed so far this season, playing better the rest of the season.
It will be interesting to see which way the team goes under the new guidance of head coach Scott Brooks.
Also, Bend it like Bennett has a youtube post of a new song dedicated to the Thunder performed by local rapper MC Flame. Definitely worth checking out if you're looking for a chuckle this morning.
