Oklahoma City Thunder Tickets

Thunder Team Report
The Thunder has youth on their side, but that also means inexperience. Oklahoma City has hung tough during its three-game losing streak, including Friday night"s loss at Houston, and that would seem to be a positive. Not so much in the eyes of Kevin Durant. "Potential—that"s a bad word," he said. "Even though we"re young, we never blame our losses or us playing bad on being young. We never do that. If we continue to think like we"re one of the top teams, that"s going to put us over the hump." Oklahoma City"s roster came into the season with an average age of 25 years and 130 days. Only the Grizzlies (25 and 92 days) are younger. The starting lineup of Durant, Russell Westbrook, Jeff Green, Thabo Sefolosha and Nenad Krstic averages out at 23 years and 179...

Ariza, Landry score 21 each in Rockets" 105-94 win
The Houston Rockets' balanced scoring was enough to overcome big games by Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook. Trevor Ariza and Carl Landry scored 21 points apiece and the Rockets extended their winning streak over the Oklahoma City franchise to 11 games with a 105-94 victory over the Thunder on Friday night.

Bryant lifts Lakers past Thunder for 1st road win
Ron Artest finally got to experience what it's like to be on the same team when Kobe Bryant finishes off a win. Bryant scored 31 points including the go-ahead jumper in overtime as the Los Angeles Lakers got tested in their first road game of the season, beating the Oklahoma City Thunder tickets 101-98 on Tuesday night.

Roy has 16 points to push Portland to 83-74 win
Brandon Roy couldn't get his shot going for a second straight night. So, he used what energy he had left for one final charge. Tuckered out after a 42-point performance the previous night, Roy scored 16 and got aggressive late to finish out the Portland Trail Blazers' 83-74 win against the Oklahoma City Thunder tickets on Sunday night.

Durant stars in Thunder"s 91-83 win over Pistons
The Oklahoma City Thunder tickets are a month ahead of last season's pace. Kevin Durant scored 11 of his 25 points in the fourth quarter to lead Oklahoma City to a 91-83 victory over the Detroit Pistons on Friday night. "We showed some toughness on the road against a playoff team and passed a big test," Durant said.

Suicide lines: Dwight"s one millionth follower; Raps hold off Cavs
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