New York Knicks: Out Of Town Articles
SBN: Welcome to Loud City (Cade Colburn) —
The Thunder have won five straight at home. Can they keep that streak alive against New York? Game: Oklahoma City Thunder vs. New York Knicks Time: 7PM CST Location: Chesapeake Energy Arena, OKC Broadcast: FSOK, MSG Line: OKC -8.5 After missing the last four games with a sprained ankle, it appears Russell Westbrook will remain out of the Thunder lineup as they face-off tonight...
DailyThunder.com (Weston Shepherd) —
Nick Gallo (okcthunder.com) previews tonight’s game against the Knicks: “The Knicks have a platoon at the center position with rookie Mitchell Robinson as the starter and former Thunder center Enes Kanter coming off the bench. When Robinson is in the game he’s rolling to the rim on offense and protecting it on defense. With Kanter, […]
Thunderous Intentions (Jahred Hughes) —
The OKC Thunder are back at home tonight and will be geared up in their new ‘City Edition’ uniforms, paying homage to the Native American Culture. As the OKC Thunder look to continue to take care of business at home tonight against the New York Knicks, we’ll see the Thunder wearing their brand new city […] OKC Thunder: Debut NBA City Edition uniforms November 14 vs....
Thunderous Intentions (Alex Mcewen) —
The OKC Thunder are experiencing success against the NBA’s lower-tier teams so far in the 2018-19 campaign. Will their winning ways continue tonight vs. the Knicks? Last season the OKC Thunder struggled against the NBA’s lower-tier teams. Specifically, the Thunder possessed a record of 26-15 against non-playoff teams. While that record is 11 games over […] Game Preview: OKC...
Thunderous Intentions (Lawrence George) —
OKC Thunder star Russell Westbrook has been ruled out of Oklahoma City’s clash with the New York Knicks. For the fifth straight game, OKC Thunder star Russell Westbrook is listed as out for Oklahoma City’s clash with the New York Knicks. When reports broke that Russ was participating in practice early today, there was renewed […] OKC Thunder Injury Update – Russell...
NewsOK.com —
By Erik Horne Staff Writer ehorne@oklahoman.com The way Terrance Ferguson remembers it, he was in seventh or eighth grade. He was playing for the best homeschool team in the country, but even he remembers Allonzo Trier. Ferguson was always taller than his peers, already dunking before he hit high school. Read more on NewsOK.com
NewsOK.com —
By Erik Horne Staff Writer ehorne@oklahoman.com THUNDER VS. KNICKS • When : 7 p.m., Wednesday • Where : Chesapeake Energy Arena • TV : FS Oklahoma (Cox 37/HD 722; Dish 416; DirecTV 675; U-verse 751/1751) • Radio : WWLS-AM 640/98.1 FM Three things to know •Former Thunder center Enes Kanter is averaging 15.4 points and 12.1 rebounds per game for the Knicks. ...
SBN: Orlando Pinstriped Post (prestonellis) —
Do You Believe in Magic Podcast: Episode 36 The Magic (6-8) have been fighting to outrace expectations early in 2018-19 with impressive victories over Miami, Boston, and San Antonio, while simultaneously coupling them with defeats at the hands of Sacramento and Washington, among others. However, if the Magic hope to continue developing an identity outside of the grasp of the national...
SBN: Raptors HQ (JD Quirante) —
Is Chris Boucher a unicorn for the Raptors 905? Is Malachi Richardson’s confidence back? We review the first week of 905 action. The Raptors 905 started their 2018-19 G-League season with a 3-1 record — earning wins against the Delaware Blue Coats (126-125), Westchester Knicks (105-99), and Windy City Bulls (111-91). Their lone loss came from the hands of the Long Island Nets ...
NewsOK.com —
By Maddie Lee The Thunder is set to celebrate Native American Heritage Month, beginning Wednesday, when OKC takes on the Knicks at Chesapeake Energy Arena. Read more on NewsOK.com
SBN: Orlando Pinstriped Post (Mike Cali) —
How the Magic fared in NBA power rankings around the web Each week, we will gather all of the NBA Power Rankings from various outlets to see how the Magic fared. Steve Clifford is flashing four fingers in the photo above, and for our purposes, it represents the Magic winning four of five games. That hasn’t happened very often in these parts over the last six years, and it helped the...
SBN: Welcome to Loud City (J.A. Sherman) —
The Thunder used a big 1st quarter push and played keepaway for 3 quarters. box score | Bright Side of the Sun The Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the Phoenix Suns at home, 118-101. A game after showing some wear in Dallas, the Thunder got back to their primary strategic focus on their defense and rode it to a daunting 32-13 first quarter lead. While the Thunder wavered and wobbled a...
SBN: Orlando Pinstriped Post (Mike Cali) —
The Magic held a double-digit lead in the third but couldn’t maintain it This game was essentially defined by three disparities: -the difference in production between the Magic starters and reserves -the difference in free throw attempts between the Magic and the Wizards -the difference in Jeff Green on Monday and his entire season with the Magic The Magic bench, outside of Terrence...
SBN: Raptors HQ (Sean Woodley) —
The Raptors have won six-straight. Let’s watch and see if they can make it seven against the Pelicans. After a soft arrival back from their road trip in the form of a game against the masterfully tanking Knicks , the Raptors run into a sterner test tonight. Squaring off against the Pelicans , Toronto will look for its seventh-straight win against Anthony Davis and his merry gang of...
SBN: Raptors HQ (Daniel Reynolds) —
For the first time (of many?), the Raptors’ Pascal Siakam put together the best week of any player in the NBA’s Eastern Conference. Put this Pascal Siakam news in perspective: two years ago, as a rookie on the Toronto Raptors , the fanbase (myself included!) could not wait to get the young 6’9” forward out of the starting lineup. Via necessity, Siakam started 38 games that season for...