Oklahoma City Thunder

Kevin Durant is officially public enemy number one in Oklahoma City.

It used to be fans would only eat their words when their predictions didn't come true. This Cavaliers fan was so confident the Thunder would finish off the Warriors in the Western Conference Finals (and for more than just a brief moment it sure looked like they would) that he pledged to eat his shirt if Golden State somehow rallied to win the series...

Getty Images Kevin Durant scored 37 points, and the Thunder defeated the San Antonio Spurs, 113-99, in Oklahoma City on Thursday in Game 6 of the teams’ best-of-seven Western Conference semifinals series.

Did the San Antonio Spurs get robbed by the non-call in Game 2 of their playoff game against the Oklahoma City Thunder? Well, Spurs fan Seth definitely thinks

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Alex Kennedy of Basketball Insiders joins Jeff Thurn on Wednesday's edition of Overtime.

On this episode of Double Overtime, Jeff takes a look at a story that gives us a little faith in our athletic stars of today.

ESPN Radio's Jorge Sedano (@SedanoESPN) joined Jeff Thurn (@jtespn991sf) on Thursday's edition of Overtime.

Kevin Durant had 26 points, nine rebounds and seven assists and the Oklahoma City Thunder won for the 12th time in their last 13 games with a 106-97 victory over a Minnesota Timberwolves team without Kevin Love and two other starters.

Barking at and mean-mugging the feisty Timberwolves, Kevin Durant scored 23 of his season-high 48 points in the fourth quarter and hit the winner with 4 seconds to play to rally the Thunder from 13 points down to a 115-111 victory on Saturday night.