The Oklahoma City Thunder aren’t merely matching all-time great teams like Michael Jordan’s Bulls and Stephen Curry’s Warriors. They’re on pace to blow right past them.

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Boilermakers' veteran guard and potential 2026 NBA Draft pick Braden Smith continued his impressive senior campaign with a record-setting performance.

During his time suiting up for the Warriors, Davidson wore only jersey No. 33 and put up 3.0 points and 2.4 rebounds per game.

The 6-foot-11 Denver Nuggets standout center’s skill set is simply unfair, as completing jaw-dropping passes with his back to the basket, using his remarkable footwork to create advantageous scoring angles, and thriving as a perimeter scoring threat are all part of his arsenal.

The Thunder buried the Suns with several 3-pointers led by Dort and Williams. Just an unfair matchup so far. Holmgren has three blocks and Wallace has four steals. Gilgeous-Alexander slithers his way to a floater.

The Oklahoma City Thunder are positively dominating the NBA, but the biggest reason the league should be afraid of them isn't even the most common sentiment.