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James Harden clearly isn't worried about what people think of his defensive inefficiencies. He proved this to be the case on Tuesday night, as he inexplicably gave Oklahoma City Thunder point guard Russell Westbrook a clear lane to the basket after he turned the ball over during this sequence. Harden's a spectacular scorer, but he will likely never give enough effort on both ends to be a Hall of Famer.
Stephen Curry is undoubtedly the most talked about point guard in the world, but Russell Westbrook might be the best all-around player at the position. This dunk is just one of a number of unbelievable plays he made against the lowly Philadelphia 76ers on Friday night.
Kendrick Perkins' vicious clothesline of Damian Lillard belonged in a wrestling ring, so he got a well-deserved ejection.
Oklahoma City Thunder forward Kevin Durant will get courted by many teams this summer, but he won't be leaving his squad in the dust just yet.
The Kevin Durant rumor mill has now added the Boston Celtics, but there's no way the top free agent this summer goes to Boston.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have incredible talent, and during the stretch run they'll have to figure out if they can put it together to win a title.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have all of the offensive firepower needed to win a championship, but mentally the team is lacking.
Ricky Rubio, clutch.https://t.co/BsnOXkKLZe
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) March 12, 2016
The Oklahoma City Thunder have started to slump at the absolutely worst time as we enter the stretch run of the regular season, having lost six of their last 10 games. Russell Westbrook and Co. lost another close game on Friday night, as Minnesota's Ricky Rubio nailed a clutch three-pointer as time expired.
Next season the Oklahoma City Thunder will have to make a lot of tough decisions and the team may lose its face.
Klay Thompson blew by the first defender that tried to check him, but Serge Ibaka kept coming back on defense and wound up stuffing a weak layup attempt.