OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER 2016 PLAYOFF GAME NOTES
WESTERN CONFERENCE FINALS
OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER at GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS
(3-3)
(3-3)
MONDAY ٠ MAY 30, 2016 ٠ 8:00 PM (CST) ٠ ORACLE ARENA
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OPP
10/28 vs. SA
10/30
@ ORL
11/1
vs. DEN
11/2
@ HOU
11/4
vs. TOR
11/5
@ CHI
11/8
vs. PHX
11/10 @ WAS
11/13 vs. PHI
11/15 vs. BOS
11/16 @ MEM
11/18 vs. NOP
11/20 vs. NYK
11/22 vs. DAL
11/23 @ UTA
11/25 vs. BKN
11/27 vs. DET
11/30 @ ATL
12/3
@ MIA
12/6
vs. SAC
12/8
@ MEM
12/10 vs. ATL
12/11 @ UTA
12/13 vs. UTA
12/16 vs. POR
12/17 @ CLE
12/19 vs. LAL
12/21 @ LAC
12/23 @ LAL
12/25 vs. CHI
12/27 vs. DEN
12/29 vs. MIL
12/31 vs. PHX
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@ CHA
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vs. SAC
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vs. MEM
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@ LAL
1/10 @ POR
1/12 @ MIN
1/13 vs. DAL
1/15 vs. MIN
1/17 vs. MIA
1/19 @ DEN
1/20 vs. CHA
1/22 @ DAL
1/24 @ BKN
1/26 @ NYK
1/27 @ MIN
1/29 vs. HOU
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vs. WAS
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vs. ORL
2/6
@ GSW
2/8
@ PHX
2/11 vs. NOP
2/19 vs. IND
2/21 vs. CLE
2/24 @ DAL
2/25 @ NOP
2/27 vs. GSW
2/29 @ SAC
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@ LAC
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@ GSW
3/6
@ MIL
3/9
vs. LAC
3/11 vs. MIN
3/12 @ SA
3/14 vs. POR
3/16 @ BOS
3/18 @ PHI
3/19 @ IND
3/22 vs. HOU
3/24 vs. UTA
3/26 vs. SA
3/28 @ TOR
3/29 @ DET
3/31 vs. LAC
4/3
@ HOU
4/5
@ DEN
4/6
@ POR
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@ SAC
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W/L
**TV/RECORD
W, 112-106
W, 139-136 (OT)
W, 117-93
L, 105-110
L, 98-103
L, 98-104
W, 124-103
W, 125-101
W, 102-85
L, 85-100
L, 114-122
W, 110-103
L, 90-93
W, 117-114
W, 111-89
W, 110-99
W, 103-87
L, 100-106
L, 95-97
W, 98-95
W, 125-88
W, 107-94
W, 94-90
W, 104-98 (OT)
W, 106-90
L, 100-104
W, 118-78
W, 100-99
W, 120-85
L, 96-105
W, 122-112
W, 131-123
W, 110-106
W, 109-90
L, 104-116
W, 112-94
W, 117-113
L, 110-115
W, 101-96
W, 108-89
W, 113-93
W, 99-74
W, 110-104
W, 109-95
W, 109-106
L, 106-116
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W, 128-122 (OT) 34-13
W, 126-123
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W, 116-108
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W, 114-98
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W, 117-114
38-13
L, 108-116
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W, 122-106
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W, 121-95
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L, 98-101
40-15
L, 92-115
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W, 116-103
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L, 119-123
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L, 118-121 (OT) 41-18
W, 131-116
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L, 98-103
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L, 106-121
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W, 104-96
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W, 120-108
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W, 130-109
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W, 115-111
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L, 115-120
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L, 112-114
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vs. LAL W, 112-79
@ SA
L, 98-102 (OT)
55-26
55-27
**All games can be heard on 98.1 FM, the Sports Animal
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OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER PROBABLE STARTERS
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Player
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Kevin Durant
Serge Ibaka
Steven Adams
Andre Roberson
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Russell Westbrook G
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6-3
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Prior to NBA/Home Country
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Texas/USA
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Pittsburgh/New Zealand 3
Colorado/USA
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UCLA/USA
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Ricoh Manresa/Republic of Congo
Nick Collison
F
Randy Foye
G
Josh Huestis
F
Enes Kanter
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Mitch McGary
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Nazr Mohammed C
Anthony Morrow G
Cameron Payne G
Dion Waiters
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Kyle Singler
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Villanova/USA
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Michigan/USA
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Murray State/USA
Syracuse/USA
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HEAD COACH
ASSISTANT COACHES
QUALITY CONTROL COACH
DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL SERVICES
ATHLETIC TRAINER
Billy Donovan (Providence)
Monty Williams (Notre Dame)
Maurice Cheeks (West Texas State)
Anthony Grant (Dayton)
Mark Bryant (Seton Hall)
Darko Rajakovic (BK University, Serbia)
Mark Daigneault (Connecticut)
Billy Schmidt (Wake Forest)
Donnie Strack (Indianapolis)
Joe Sharpe (Old Dominion)
Dave Howarth (Western Sydney)
PLAYOFF SCHEDULE (DATE/LOCATION/TIME(CST)/TV) **If necessary
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- May 16 (Mon)
- May 18 (Wed)
– May 22 (Sun)
– May 24 (Tue)
– May 26 (Thu)
– May 28 (Sat)
– May 30 (Mon)
Oklahoma City at Golden State
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Golden State at Oklahoma City
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Golden State at Oklahoma City
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Thunder, 108-102
Warriors, 118-91
Thunder, 133-105
Thunder, 118-94
Warriors, 120-111
Warriors, 108-101
TNT
INFORMATION
INJURY REPORT:
None
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE:
Serge Ibaka: Surge Ee-BAK-a
Enes Kanter: Ehn-ess Can-ter
Nazr Mohammed: NAH-zee
Anthony Morrow: MORE-roe
Andre Roberson: ROB-er-sun
BILLY DONOVAN PREGAME
MEDIA AVAILABILITY:
105 minutes prior to the game at HOME and 90 minutes
prior to the game on the ROAD
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Game 7: Tonight at Oracle Arena, the Thunder is set to compete in a Game 7 for the third time in the Oklahoma City era. The Thunder is a perfect 2-0 in
Game 7’s previously. Per the Elias Sports Bureau, teams playing a Game 7 on the road after having held a 3-1 series lead are 7-7 all-time in the postseason.
In fact, the road team has won Game 7 in three of the last four such instances (Dallas over San Antonio in 2006, L.A. Clippers over Memphis in 2012 and
Chicago over Brooklyn in 2013). Should the Thunder defeat the Warriors, Oklahoma City will advance to the NBA Finals for the first time since 2012 and
OKC would become the first team in NBA history to defeat two 65+ win teams in the playoffs.
Close Out Games: The Thunder enters Game 7 in Oakland with a record of 8-4 in close out games during the Oklahoma City era (7-2 at home) after
defeating the San Antonio Spurs earlier this postseason in the Conference Semifinals. The only two losses in close out games (prior to Games 5 and 6 vs.
GSW) occurred in the opening round of the 2013 playoffs versus Houston (Russell Westbrook did not play). Prior to Games 5 and 6 vs. the Warriors, the
Thunder had won its last five consecutive closeout games (Game 6 at Houston in 2013, Game 7 vs. Memphis in 2014, Game 6 vs. Clippers in 2014, Game
5 vs. Dallas in 2016 and Game 6 vs. San Antonio in 2016).
Big Wins in Games 3 and 4: In Oklahoma City’s back-to-back victories in Games 3 and 4 (Golden State had not previously lost back-to-back games all
season), the Thunder won by an average of 26 points (OKC outscored GS 125.5 to 99.5 in Games 3 and 4). After shooting 48.7 percent during the regular
season, the Thunder limited the Warriors to 41.3 percent shooting in the last two games. The Thunder became just the second team in NBA history to
secure back-to-back 20-point playoff victories over the team with the best regular season record (The Lakers accomplished the feat in 2001 versus the
Spurs). The Thunder scored 72 points in the first halves of both Games 3 and 4 to become the first team since the 1987 L.A. Lakers to accomplish the
feat in the postseason.
Going Small was Big: In Games 3 and 4, the Thunder outscored the Warriors 91-35 with a lineup of Kevin Durant, Serge Ibaka, Andre Roberson, Dion Waiters
and Russell Westbrook on the court. With a career-high 17 points in Game 4, Andre Roberson became the only player in the last four seasons to register
17 points, 12 rebounds and five steals versus the Warriors.
Playoff Westbrook: After his 31-point effort in Game 5 at Oracle Arena, Westbrook had scored 30-plus points in each of the last three games versus the
Warriors. Before this series, Westbrook had never scored 30-plus points in back-to-back postseason games. In Game 4 vs. Golden State, Westbrook
registered his fifth career postseason triple-double with 36 points to go along with 11 rebounds and 11. It was the third 30-point playoff triple-double for
Westbrook which places him third all-time behind LeBron James and Oscar Robertson (both those players have eight such triple-doubles). Westbrook
became the first player to record a 30-point playoff triple-double against the defending NBA Champions since Charles Barkley accomplished the feat in
1993. In the first four games of the series, Westbrook handed-out 12+ assists to become just the third player in the last 20 years to dish-out at least twelve
assists in four consecutive games within one playoff year (Steve Nash and Rajon Rondo). Westbrook had never previously posted a streak of four games
with at least twelve assists during the regular season.
Game 3 Notes: Through three quarters of play in Game 3, the Thunder led 117-80. The 117 points scored through three quarters represented the 3rd
highest total in NBA playoff history. Additionally, Oklahoma City's 37-point lead at the end of the third quarter matched the third-largest lead at the end of
three quarters for any Conference Finals or NBA Finals game. In the third quarter alone, the Thunder scored 45 points on 17-of-22 shooting (.773) which
represents the most points scored in the single quarter in the postseason during the Thunder era. In the final 8:36 of the first half, OKC outscored the
Warriors 32-7 to take a 72-47 lead at halftime (the 72 points represented the most first half points for the Thunder during postseason play).
Game 1 at Golden State: After splitting the first two games at Oracle Arena, the Thunder has gone 5-2 on the road during the 2016 playoffs. After a Game
1 victory against the Warriors, Oklahoma City compiled three straight road wins against San Antonio and Golden State. To put this into perspective, the
rest of the NBA combined to win just three games against both the Spurs and Warriors during the regular season. The Game 1 victory at Oracle Arena
represented the first road victory for the Thunder in Game 1 of a postseason series (OKC was 0-5 previously). It's been over five years since Golden State
lost a game (regular season or playoffs) after leading by at least 13 points at the half (GSW lost to the Heat on 1/1/11 after leading by 14 points at the
half). In fact, the Warriors went 37-0 this season when leading by 13+ at halftime.
Steven Suring: After his 16-point and 12-rebound effort in Game 1 at Golden State, Steven Adams has now registered six double-doubles during the 2016
playoffs, which matches his total from the entire 2015-16 regular season.
Thunder vs. Warriors: The Thunder and Warriors are facing-off in postseason play for the very first time in the history of the two teams. By advancing to
the Conference Finals for the fourth time in the past six seasons, the Thunder became just the fifth team in the past 20 years to accomplish such a feat
(joining the Heat, Lakers, Pistons and Spurs). The Warriors (114.9 ppg) and Thunder (110.2 ppg) were the league’s top two scoring teams during the regular
season and this marks the first playoff series between teams that each averaged at least 110 points since Phoenix and Portland met in the 1992 Western
Conference Semifinals.
Elite Company: Since the start of the 2009-10 season, the Thunder has won five Northwest Division titles, reached the Conference Finals on four occasions
and amassed a record of 371-187 (.665). Based on winning percentage, the Oklahoma City Thunder ranks as the fourth most winning team among the
four major professional sports (NBA, NFL, MLB & NHL).
Best Records Since 2009-10 season
(includes NBA, NFL, MLB & NHL teams)
New England Patriots .753 (85-27)
San Antonio Spurs .721 (401-155)
Green Bay Packers .692 (77-34-1)
Oklahoma City Thunder .665 (371-187)
Lots of Playoff Wins Before 28: Entering the Thunder’s series against the Warriors, the Oklahoma City trio of Kevin Durant, Serge Ibaka and Russell
Westbrook have amassed 44 postseason wins all before age 28. Only the Michael Jordan era Bulls’ teams and the Magic Johnson era Lakers had a trio
register more than 40 playoff wins all by the age of 28. There are 11 trios (Between the Bulls and Lakers) 28 years of age or younger in NBA history with
more than 40 wins. The top trio in NBA history is BJ Armstrong, Horace Grant and Scottie Pippen with 54, followed by Magic Johnson, Dennis Scott and
James Worthy with 51. The other nine trios are all Bulls trios ranging from 42 to 46 wins.
Conference Finals: After defeating the Spurs in the Conference Semifinals, the Thunder has now won 10 playoff series in the last five seasons. Only the
Miami Heat (15) have won more postseason series during this span (San Antonio has also won 10 playoff series). By defeating the Spurs in six games,
the Thunder became the first team since the 1985 Lakers to win a playoff series after losing Game 1 by 30+ points.
KD & Russ in the Playoffs: After scoring 26 and 36 points in Game 4 vs Golden State, respectively, Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook have now each
scored 25 or more points in 37 postseason games. The chart below highlights the rarity of such an accomplishment for a pair of teammates.
Most Games With 25 Points Each
(teammates in same playoff game)
Elgin Baylor & Jerry West (Lakers): 50
Kevin Durant & Russell Westbrook (Thunder): 37
Shaquille O’Neal & Kobe Bryant (Lakers): 33
Series vs. Spurs Recap: After losing Game 1 in San Antonio by 32 points, the Thunder responded by winning four of the next five games to secure the
series victory. Although the Spurs lost just once at home during the regular season, the Thunder managed to win two games at AT&T Center in the
Conference Semifinals. In Game 5, the Thunder became the first team since 2003 to overcome a 13-point second half deficit in San Antonio (Dallas
overcame a 17-point second half deficit in SA on 5/27/03. During the series, the Spurs lost back-to-back postseason games after entering the fourth
quarter with a lead for the first time during the Tim Duncan era.
Billy on Board: In his first season at the helm of the Thunder, Billy Donovan became the only first-year NBA head coach in league history to win 55 games
after coming directly from the college ranks. Additionally, Donovan became just the third first year head coach in the last 15 years to win 55+ games during
his first season (Kerr & Thibodeau). Moreover, Donovan is the sixth first year head coach in the last 20 years to advance to the Conference Finals. On April
30, 2015 Billy Donovan was named the third head coach in Thunder history after enjoying an incredibly successful college coaching career which spanned
more than two decades. During the past 19 years as head coach at the University of Florida, Donovan led the Gators to two National Championships and
four trips to the Final Four while amassing a record of 467-186 (.715). Last season, Donovan became the second youngest coach in NCAA history (Bob
Knight) to claim 500 wins.
41 For KD: During Game 4 vs. San Antonio, Kevin Durant equaled his postseason career-high by scoring 41 points on 14-of-25 shooting. In the fourth
quarter alone, Durant outscored the entire Spurs team (17-16) as Durant made all six of his field goal attempts. Durant’s 29 second half points represent
the most in one half in a Thunder playoff game during the OKC era. Additionally, in the last seven postseasons, Durant has registered six 40-point games
(trails only LeBron James with seven 40-point games during this span).
Opening Round Success: With the Thunder’s opening round series victory over the Mavericks, the Thunder has now advanced to the Conference Semifinals
in each of the team’s last five postseason appearances. OKC is currently the only team in the Western Conference to accomplish such a feat. In the last
20 years, the Thunder is one of eight teams to win five straight opening round playoff series.
Young and Getting Better: As of the final day of the regular season, the Thunder starting five stood as the 8th youngest starting lineup in the NBA (25
years and 265 days old). Entering the Western Conference Semifinals versus San Antonio, the age of the Thunder’s top seven leading scorers averaged
26 years and 68 days. As a comparison, the Spurs top seven scorers averaged 31 years and 182 days.
Difference a Game Makes: After allowing the Spurs to score 124 points on 60.7 percent shooting in Game 1, the Thunder responded by holding San
Antonio to 97 points on 42.6 percent shooting in Game 2. In the first quarter alone, the Thunder limited the Spurs to 21 points on 38.5 percent shooting on
Monday night after allowing San Antonio to score 43 points on 81.8% shooting in Game 1.
Series Win vs. Dallas: With a 118-104 victory in Game 5, the Thunder defeated the Mavericks 4-1 in the opening round of the Western Conference playoffs.
The series featured the largest playoff victory in the Thunder era (38-point victory in Game 1) and the largest road victory in the Thunder era (29-point
victory in Game 3). The 18.2 point per game margin in this series represented the largest margin of victory in the Thunder’s 14 playoff series (a 9.4 margin
during 2012 playoff vs. the LA Lakers represented the previous Thunder-high).
Thunder Ratings: In the opening round versus Dallas, the Thunder posted an offensive rating of 117.7 (1st among teams in the 2016 postseason). The
Thunder’s overall rating of 18.4 trailed only the Spurs in the first round. In 79 minutes against Dallas, the Thunder starters held a net rating of 27.2. This
represented the highest net rating of any lineup in the first round of the 2016 postseason (min. 30 minutes).
Bench Scoring: In the opening round vs. Dallas, the Thunder’s bench averaged 34.4 points per game. It has been nearly five years since the Thunder
reserves scored 34.4 ppg in a postseason series (OKC’s bench averaged 35.9 ppg in the 2011 conference semifinals vs. Memphis).
Playoff Bound: With a regular season record of 55-27, the Thunder enters the postseason for the sixth time in the past seven seasons as the No. 3 seed
in the Western Conference. Since the Thunder made the Finals in 2012, Oklahoma City has gone 159-62 (.719) when Durant, Westbrook, and Ibaka have
been healthy and active, which would translate to a 59-win per season average over that stretch. The .719 win percentage would rank 2nd among all teams
during that period.
Game 3 vs. DAL Notes: During the Thunder’s 29-point victory in Game 3, both Enes Kanter (21 points) and Dion Waiters (19 points) came off the Thunder
bench to score 19+ points. This represented the first playoff game in Thunder history in which two reserves each scored 19 or more. In the last five years,
such a feat has only occurred five times during the NBA postseason. Also in Game 3, OKC went 15-of-27 from behind the 3-point line. The 15 made three
point field goals set an OKC era playoff record.
Game 1 vs. DAL Recap: During Game 1 in Oklahoma City, the Thunder claimed their largest playoff victory (38 points) in the Oklahoma City era. The OKC
lead ballooned to as many as 44 points in the second half as the Thunder held the Mavericks to 70 points on 29.8% shooting (both opponent playoff lows
for OKC). Through three quarters of play, the Thunder led by 42 points (that’s the largest lead through three quarters in a postseason game since the 1990).
When Kevin Durant checked out of the game with 4:43 left in the third quarter, the Durant and Russell Westbrook tandem had outscored the entire
Mavericks team by a 43-42 margin (OKC led 77-42 at that point in the game).
Game 1 Implications: The Thunder’s game 1 victory in the first round vs. Dallas represented the 20th time in NBA history in which a higher seed won by 30
or more. In each of the previous 19 instances, the higher seed went onto win the series. When taking a 1-0 series lead in a best of 7 series, the Thunder
has gone 15-6. Entering the 2016 postseason the team that wins Game 1 has gone on to win 372 of 483 (.770) best-of-seven series.
Kanter Can: In Game 4 of the opening round at Dallas, Enes Kanter recorded 28 points on 12-of-13 shooting from the field. Kanter became the first NBA
player to record 25+ points in a postseason game while shooting at least 90% from the field since Serge Ibaka accomplished the feat on 6/2/2012 vs. the
Spurs in the Western Conference Finals. Kanter also became the first non-starter to accomplish the feat since Brad Davis of the Mavericks on 4/25/1986
(26 points on 8-for-8 shooting). In the three Thunder wins this series, Kanter is averaging 21.7 points (on 25-of-30 shooting) to go along with 9.0 rebounds.
Boards are the Barometer: The Thunder finished the 2015-16 season as the leading rebounding team in the NBA (48.6 rebounds per game). OKC finished
the year going 46-16 when outrebounding the opposition. Moreover, the Thunder’s 8.4 rebounding differential is the fourth largest margin since 1950, when
rebounding first became a statistic. There were 44 instances this past season in which OKC outrebounded the opposition by 10 or more. No other team
in the NBA history has ever accomplished such a feat. OKC also led the league in offensive rebounding (The Thunder controlled 31.1% of its offensive
rebound chances, which is the highest percentage for any Thunder era).
Division Champs: On March 20, the Thunder solidified its fifth Northwest Division title in the past six years and by accomplishing the feat, OKC became
just the seventh team in NBA history to win five division titles in six seasons. Additionally, the Thunder became just the third team to win five out of seven
division titles immediately following a season with 23 or fewer wins. The first two were the St. Louis Hawks from 1953-54 to 1960-61, and the
Baltimore/Capital Bullets from 1966-67 to 1973-74. Finally, since the start of the 2008-09 season, the Thunder is one of two teams (San Antonio) to win a
division title in five of six seasons.
Near or at the Top: The Thunder concluded the 2015-16 season ranking among the top of the NBA in several statistical categories. Oklahoma City wrappedup the year ranking second in the NBA in scoring (110.2 ppg) while ranking third in field goal shooting percentage (.476 FGs). Additionally, OKC led the
NBA in rebounding (48.6 rpg) while ranking fourth in blocked shots (5.94 bpg). This past season, the Thunder registered 23.0 assists per game, which
represents the highest assist total during the Thunder era. Furthermore, the Thunder posted a 7.6 net rating this past season (represents the second
highest during the Thunder era and the ninth best of any team in the last five years).
Starting 5: The Thunder’s starting lineup (Westbrook-Roberson-Durant-Ibaka-Adams) was incredibly effective and efficient this past season. The Thunder
starters scored 113.3 points per 100 possessions, which actually topped the Warrior’s league-best offense (112.3 points scored per 100 possessions). On
the other side of the court, the Thunder starters allowed just 95.6 points per 100 possessions, which was better than the Spurs’ league- best defense (96.5
points allowed per possession). The Thunder starters outscored their opponents by 17.8 points per 100 possessions this past season. To put some
perspective on this, the OKC starters outscored opponents by 292 points this season, which is 126 more points than the next best lineup in the NBA.
Kanter Can: During the Thunder’s regular season finale in San Antonio, Enes Kanter recorded his 25th double-double of the season (most among NBA
reserves) with 17 points and 16 rebounds. On April 6th in Portland, Enes Kanter became the first player in Thunder history to record a 30-point and 20rebound game. Below are several of Kanter’s achievements from the 2015-16 season.
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Ranks 4th in the NBA in field goal percentage (.576).
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Leads the NBA is rebounds off the bench (8.1 rpg).
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Only player to average 12+ points and 8+ rebounds off the bench.
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Kanter’s Player Efficinecy Rating (PER) of 24.1 is the 10th highest in the NBA and best among bench players.
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Per 36 minutes, Kanter is averaging the seventh most rebounds (13.9) in the league.
Westbrook Wows: During the 2015-16 season, Russell Westbrook recorded 18 triple-doubles which equals the most in the NBA since Magic Johnson
accomplished the feat during the 1981-82 season. During the month of March, Westbrook posted seven triple-doubles as he became the first player since
Michael Jordan (in April of 1989) to register seven triple-doubles in a single month. After his 21-point, 15-assist and 10-rebound effort on March 22 versus
Houston, Westbrook recorded a third consecutive triple-double for the third time in his career [Only Oscar Robertson (13), Wilt Chamberlain (6) and Magic
Johnson (4) have more career streaks of three-plus consecutive triple-doubles]. Additionally, eight of Westbrook’s triple-doubles were recorded through
just three quarters of play (the rest of the NBA combined had seven such triple-doubles this past season). His triple-double in 18 minute vs. the Lakers on
April 11 is the second fastest in NBA history (one minute shy of Jim Tucker’s all-time record of 17 minutes in 1955). Westbrooks 36 career triple-doubles
places him second among active NBA players (LeBron James owns 42 career triple-doubles).
Most Triple-Doubles in a Season
Most Triple-Doubles in a Month
(Past 30 years)
Russell Westbrook: 18 (2015-16)
Jason Kidd: 13 (2007-08)
Grant Hill: 13 (1996-97)
Jason Kidd: 12 (2006-07)
Wilt Chamberlain: 11 (March of 1968)
Russell Westbrook: 7 (March of 2016)
Michael Jordan: 7 (April of 1989)
Larry Bird: 6 (February of 1986)
Reserves are Ready: The Thunder finished this past season going 33-7 when the OKC bench outscores the opposing team’s reserves. Through 82 regular
season games, Enes Kanter (12.7 ppg) and Dion Waiters (9.8 ppg) have combined to average 22.5 points per game off the Thunder bench. On Nov. 8 vs.
Phoenix, Kanter made 9-of-10 shots en route to 21 points and Waiters chipped-in 19 points on 6-of-9 shooting. This represented the first time during the
Thunder era in which two reserves each scored 19+ points. On the season, OKC went 14-1 when six players score in double figures.
Player Efficiency Ratings: The Thunder finished the season with three players (Durant, Kanter and Westbrook) ranking in the top 10 of PER.
•
Durant’s PER this season is 28.3 (ranks 2nd), which is 3rd best season of his career (29.8 in 2013-14, 28.3 in 2012-13)
•
Westbrook’s PER this season was 27.7 (ranks 3rd), which is his the 2nd best season of his career (29.1 in 2014-15)
•
Kanter’s PER this season is 24.1 (ranks 10th), which is his career-high
•
No other team this season has more than one player in the top 10 of PER (Thunder has three)
This is a historically significant group of PERs: The combined PER of Durant and Westbrook is 55.9 this season, which is 2nd highest total of any 2 players
on the same team in the shot clock era (57.0 for James/Wade MIA in 2011-12). Additionally, the combined PER of Durant, Westbrook, and Kanter is 80.1
this season, which is the highest total of any three players on the same team in the shot clock era. During the shot clock era, no other team has ever had
three players with a PER over 23.0.
First Since MJ: With regular season averages of 28.2 points, 8.2 rebounds and 5.0 assists, Kevin Durant became the first player since Michael Jordan
(1988-89 season) to average 28+ points, 8+ rebounds and 5+ assists. Additionally, Durant scored 20+ points tonight in his final 64 appearances of the
season. The 64 games with 20 or more represents the most since Jordan scored 20+ in 69 straight games during the 1990-91 season.
50 wins: On March 24, the Thunder claimed a 22-point home victory over the Jazz and in the process, OKC recorded the team’s 50th win of the season.
Oklahoma City has now finished with a winning percentage of .610 (equivalent to 50 wins) six times dating back to the 2009-10 season. Only the San
Antonio Spurs (seven seasons with .610 winning percentage), have reached that benchmark more during this period.
Offensive Efficiency: This past season, the Thunder registered a 113.2 offensive rating, the highest during the Thunder era. This represents the second
highest offensive rating in the past five years (only the 2015-16 Warriors were better at 114.6). This was in part due to the team’s ability to generate more
efficient shots. OKC generated 8.3% of its shots from the corner 3 (the most ever in the Thunder era and the 5th most in the NBA this season).
KD Streaking: After scoring 34 points during his final regular season appearance vs. the Lakers on April 11, Kevin Durant scored 20+ points in 64 straight
games, which represented the longest streak of his career. Durant is now one of three players (Wilt Chamberlain and Michael Jordan) to record multiple
single season 20-point scoring streaks in excess of 50 games. Durant is the first player since Michael Jordan to score 20 or more in 64 straight games
(Jordan scored 20+ in 69 straight games during the 1990-91 season).
Highest Point Per Game Average
All-Time Leading Scorers
NBA History
NBA History
Michael Jordan 30.1
Wilt Chamberlain 30.0
Elgin Baylor 27.4
Kevin Durant 27.4
Lebron James 27.2
#73: Magic Johnson (17,707)
#74 Shawn Marion (17,700)
#75: Rolando Blackman (17,623)
#76: Otis Thorpe (17,600)
#77: Kevin Durant (17,556)
Russell Rolls: After finishing the 2015-16 regular season averaging 23.5 points, 10.4 assists and 7.8 rebounds, Russell Westbrook joined Oscar Robertson
as the only other player in NBA history to average 23+ points, 10+ assists and 7+ rebounds. After recording 21 points and 13 assists on Nov. 8 versus the
Phoenix Suns, Russell Westbrook became the first player since Isiah Thomas (during the 1984-85 season) to amass 180+ points and 75+ assists through
the first seven games of the season. On Jan. 20 versus Charlotte, Westbrook became just the 4th player in NBA history to record 15+ points, 15+ assists,
5+ rebounds and 5+ steals in a single game. In 80 games this season, Westbrook recorded ranked second in the NBA with 54 double-doubles (the most
for a guard since Chris Paul recorded 56 during the 2007-08 season) and 18 triple-doubles (most in the NBA since Magic Johnson recorded 18 during the
1981-82 season). Westbrook finished the season ranking second in the NBA is assists (10.4 apg), fifth in steals (2.04 spg) while ranking ninth in scoring
(23.5 ppg).
Not too Shabby: Since arriving in Oklahoma City, the Thunder has proven to be one of the top performing teams in the NBA during the past seven seasons.
The charts below highlight the Thunder’s overall and home records since the start of the 2009-10 season.
Best Record in NBA Since 2009-10
Best HOME Record in NBA Since 2009-10
San Antonio Spurs (.722; 403-155)
Oklahoma City Thunder (.665; 371-187)
Miami Heat (.639; 356-202)
Chicago Bulls (.605; 338-220)
San Antonio Spurs (.835; 233-46)
Oklahoma City Thunder (.760; 212-67)
Miami Heat (.713; 199-80)
Memphis Grizzlies (.699; 195-84)
Home Cooking: Since arriving in Oklahoma City in 2008, the Thunder has always taken pride in defending its home court. Oklahoma City finished the 201516 season with a home record of 32-9 (tied for 4th best home record in the NBA). Included in that, OKC went an impressive 23-3 at Chesapeake Energy
Arena this year when facing Western Conference opponents. Dating back to the start of the 2009-10 season, OKC has gone 212-67 (.760) at home (2nd
best home record in the NBA during this span).
All-Star Recap: After recording a team-high 31 points to go along with eight rebounds and five assists, Russell Westbrook was named the 2016 All-Star
MVP. By winning back-to-back All-Star MVPs, Westbrook became the first player since Bob Petit in 1959 to win consecutive All-Star MVP honors.
Additionally, Westbrook became one of only 13 players in NBA history to rack up multiple All-Star MVPs, joining Petit, Bob Cousy, Oscar Robertson, Isiah
Thomas, Julius Erving, Magic Johnson, Karl Malone, Michael Jordan, Shaquille O'Neal, Allen Iverson, LeBron James and Kobe Bryant. During this past
Sunday’s All-Star game, Kevin Durant (the 2012 All-Star MVP) registered 23 points on 11-of-18 shooting to help lead the West to a 196-173 victory. OKC
was the only team in the NBA this season to feature two All-Star game starters.
Making History: On March 16 in Boston, Kevin Durant registered 28 points, seven rebounds and nine assists while Russell Westbrook chipped in with 24
points, five rebounds and five assists. This marked the 21st time that Durant and Westbrook each recorded at least 20 points, five rebounds and five
assists in the same game this season. Per the Elias Sports Bureau, that's the most such games in a single season by a pair of teammates in NBA history,
breaking the previous mark of 20 by Chicago's Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen in 1991-92.
Dynamic Duo: Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook once again finished as the highest scoring duo in the NBA this season (combined to average 51.7 ppg).
On Dec. 27 vs. Denver, Durant (26 points, 10 assists) and Westbrook (30 points, 12
Highest Scoring Duos – NBA History
(Minimum 500 games played together)
assists) became the first pair of teammates to each score at least 25 points and
Elgin Baylor & Jerry West (Lakers): 54.0
distribute at least 10 assists in a regulation game since John Stockton (31 points, 11
assists) and Karl Malone (27 points, 10 assists) on February 2, 1996. On Oct. 30 in
Kevin Durant & Russell Westbrook (Thunder): 48.7
Orlando, Kevin Durant (43 points) and Russell Westbrook (48 points) combined to score
Michael Jordan & Scottie Pippen (Bulls): 48.6
91 points during the Thunder’s double-overtime win. This was the third game in which
Durant and Westbrook both scored 40+ points in the same outing and they are the only pair to accomplish such a feat since Michael Jordan and Scottie
Pippen in 1996. The 91 combined points for Durant and Westbrook also equaled a career-high for the pair. In the last 15 years, there have only been four
instances in which two teammates combined to score 90+ points. Westbrook and Durant have now accomplished the feat twice. Meanwhile, Kobe Bryant
(81 points) and Smush Parker (13 points) combined to score 90+ on 1/22/06 and more recently, Bryant (61 points) and Pau Gasol (31 points) scored 92
points on 2/2/09.
KD was Streaking: After his 30-point and 12-rebound performance on March 9 versus the Clippers, Kevin Durant recorded his seventh consecutive doubledouble (a career-long streak). Additionally, Durant became the first player to string together seven straight 25-point, 10-rebound and 5-assit games since
Larry Bird accomplished the feat in 1982.
Westbrook first Since Bird: During the Thunder’s outing versus Orlando on Feb. 3, Russell Westbrook registered 24 points to go along with a career-high
19 rebounds and 14 assists. Westbrook became the first player to post 24+ points, 19+ rebounds and 14+ assists since Larry Bird accomplished the feat
during the 1981-82 season (Westbrook is one of two guards [Jason Kidd] in the past 25 years to record 19+ rebounds).
Full Rotation: Dating back to the start of the 2010-11 season, the Thunder has gone 237-92 (.720) with Durant, Ibaka and Westbrook in the starting lineup.
Additionally, since the start of the 2013-14 season, the Thunder has gone 63-25 with a starting line-up comprised of Adams, Durant, Ibaka, Roberson and
Westbrook. The Thunder has not lost a playoff series since the 2012 NBA Finals when Durant, Ibaka and Westbrook were all healthy.
All-Star Recap: After recording a team-high 31 points to go along with eight rebounds and five assists, Russell Westbrook was named the 2016 All-Star
MVP. By winning back-to-back All-Star MVPs, Westbrook became the first player since Bob Petit in 1959 to win consecutive All-Star MVP honors.
Additionally, Westbrook became one of only 13 players in NBA history to rack up multiple All-Star MVPs, joining Petit, Bob Cousy, Oscar Robertson, Isiah
Thomas, Julius Erving, Magic Johnson, Karl Malone, Michael Jordan, Shaquille O'Neal, Allen Iverson, LeBron James and Kobe Bryant. During this past
Sunday’s All-Star game, Kevin Durant (the 2012 All-Star MVP) registered 23 points on 11-of-18 shooting to help lead the West to a 196-173 victory. OKC
was the only team in the NBA this season to feature two All-Star game starters.
Durant Game Winner: With the game tied versus the Magic on Feb. 3 in Oklahoma City,
Kevin Durant hit the game-winning 3-point field goal with .5 seconds left in regulation.
Since Durant entered the league in 2007, he has hit seven go-ahead 3-point field goals in
the final five seconds of the game (most in the NBA during this span)
Most Go-Ahead 3-pt FG in Final 5 Seconds of Game
(since 2007-08 season)
Kevin Durant 7
Ray Allen 4
Kobe Bryant 3
OKC is Fan Friendly: The Thunder once again played in front of a packed-house during the entire 2015-16 season as fans continued to fill Chesapeake
Energy Arena. After registering sellouts during all 41 home games in each of the five previous seasons, the Thunder entered the 2016 postseason having
recorded sellouts in 212 consecutive regular season home outings and 247 games overall when including the postseason (as of start of 2016 playoffs).
Fans in attendance this season will continue to enjoy the improvements made to Chesapeake Energy Arena as part of a taxpayer funded initiative passed
in March of 2008. Thanks to the publically funded initiative, the team’s arena boasts new terrace suites, an updated main concourse with new concession
stands, a new Sunset Lounge on the Club Level and a first-class courtside club.
17,000 for KD: With his 27-point performance Feb. 29 in Sacramento, Kevin Durant eclipsed the 17,000 point plateau. In doing so, he became the second
youngest (27 years and 153 days) player in NBA history (behind LeBron James; 26 years and 78 days) to score 17,000 career points. Durant is one of just
five players in NBA history to win four or more scoring titles and during the 2009-10 season, Durant became the youngest scoring champ in NBA history
(21 years & 197 days).
Waiters Big Three: During the Thunder’s three-game home stand from Jan. 13 vs. DAL – Jan. 17 vs. MIA, Waiters ranked as the Thunder’s second leading
scorer. In those three games, Waiters averaged 18.7 points on 52.6% shooting (20-38 FGs), including 46.2% from 3-point range (6-13 3FGs). So far this
season, the Thunder has gone 18-3 when Waiters scores 10+ points.
Block Party: As has become the norm in recent seasons, the Thunder once again finished the year as one of the top shot blocking teams in the NBA. OKC
finished the season ranking fourth in the NBA in blocked shots (5.94 bpg). Meanwhile, the Thunder finished the 2014-15 as one of the top shot-blocking
teams in the NBA as well. OKC finished the 2013-14 season ranked second in the NBA with 6.11 bpg and Ibaka led the NBA in total blocks (219) for a
fourth straight year to become the second player in NBA history to record such a feat {Dikembe Mutombo (1994-98)}. During the 2011-12 and the 201313 seasons OKC once again led the NBA in blocks. In fact, during the 2011-12 season, the Thunder not only led the NBA in blocked shots (8.17 bpg), but
Oklahoma City recorded the highest block per game total in the NBA in nearly 20 years.
Kanter a Welcome Addition: Since being acquired by the Thunder on Feb. 19, 2015 Enes Kanter has proved to be a welcome addition to the Thunder’s
program. During the opening game of the 2015-16 season, Kanter became the only player in the Thunder era to come off the bench and record 15+ points
and 15+ rebounds. In mid-March of the 2014-15 season, Kanter set a Thunder record by registering a double-double in eight straight games. On March 24
vs. the Lakers, Kanter became the only player in the NBA this past season to record 15+ points and 10+ rebounds in the first quarter alone. No player in
Thunder history had ever recorded a double-double in the first 12 minutes of action.
Sustaining Success: The Thunder return to the 2016 playoffs after missing the
Season
Winning %
Playoff Finish
2015 postseason after sustaining a series of significant injuries. In the past seven
2015-16
.671 (55-27)
TBD
season, OKC has compiled the second best record in the NBA (behind San
2014-15
.548 (45-37)
N/A
Antonio). After the 2007-08 season in which Oklahoma City won 20 games after a
2013-14
.720 (59-23)
Advanced to Conference Finals
3-29 start, the Thunder found ways to improve the club in each of the four
2012-13
.732 (60-22)
Advanced to Conference Semifinals
subsequent seasons. With a 60-22 record during the 2012-13 season, Oklahoma
2011-12
.712 (47-19)
Advanced to NBA Finals
City became just the second team in NBA history (Boston; 1955-1960) to increase
2010-11
.671 (55-27)
Advanced to Conference Finals
its winning percentage for five consecutive seasons (while maintaining a winning
2009-10
.610 (50-32)
Lost in first round
percentage of .700 or better in two of those seasons). The chart to the right
2008-09
.280 (23-59)
Missed the playoffs
illustrates the development of the Thunder program through the years. Prior to the
2014-15 season, Oklahoma City and the Spurs sat as the only two NBA teams with a winning percentage of .610 (equivalent to 50 wins) in each of the five
previous seasons.
HOW THE THUNDER WAS BUILT
.
.
VIA DRAFT:
Steven Adams: 2013 NBA Draft – 12th overall pick
Nick Collison: 2003 NBA Draft – 12th overall pick
Kevin Durant: 2007 NBA Draft – 2nd overall pick
Josh Huestis: 2014 NBA Draft – 29th overall pick
Serge Ibaka: 2008 NBA Draft – 24th overall pick
Mitch McGary: 2014 NBA Draft – 21st overall pick
Cameron Payne: 2015 NBA Draft – 14th overall pick
Andre Roberson: 2013 NBA Draft - Acquired Roberson’s draft rights from Golden State (selected #26 overall) in exchange for the
draft rights to Archie Goodwin (selected #29 overall) and cash considerations.
Russell Westbrook: 2008 NBA Draft – 4th overall pick
VIA TRADE:
Randy Foye: Acquired from the Denver Nuggets along with a trade exception in exchange for D.J. Augustin, Steve Novak, two
second-round draft picks and cash considerations
Enes Kanter: Acquired from the Utah Jazz along with Steve Novak in exchange for Kendrick Perkins, Grant Jerrett and the draft
rights to Tibor Pleiss. Additionally, as part of a three team trade, the Thunder acquired D.J. Augustin and Kyle Singler from the
Detroit Pistons in exchange for Reggie Jackson.
Kyle Singler: Acquired from the Detroit Pistons along with D.J Augustin in exchange for Reggie Jackson. Additionally, as part of
a three team trade, the Thunder acquired Enes Kanter and Steve Novak in exchange for Kendrick Perkins, Grant Jerrett and the
draft rights to Tibor Pleiss.
Dion Waiters: Acquired from the Cleveland Cavaliers in exchange for a protected 2015 draft pick. As part of the three team trade,
OKC also sent Lance Thomas to the New York Knicks.
VIA FREE AGENCY:
Anthony Morrow: Signed on 7/16/14
Nazr Mohammed: Signed on 3/5/16
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v
2016 PLAYOFFS GAMES LOST DUE TO INJURY /ILLNESS
Player
Date(s)
Games
Injury or Illness
Mitch McGary
Nazr Mohammed
Kyle Singler
4/16-4/18
4/18-4/23
5/10
2
3
1
personal
right calf strain
flu-like symptoms
….
……
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…
2016 PLAYOFFS THUNDER STARTING LINEUPS
….
FORWARD
FORWARD
CENTER
GUARD
GUARD
GS
W
L
STARTER
GS
W
L
Durant
Ibaka
Adams
Roberson
Westbrook
17
11
6
Adams
Collison
Durant
Foye
Huestis
Ibaka
Kanter
McGary
Mohammed
Morrow
Payne
Roberson
Singler
Waiters
Westbrook
17
17
17
17
17
11
11
11
11
11
6
6
6
6
6
……
……
…
2016 PLAYOFFS THUNDER RECORD WHEN…
THUNDER
RECORD
THUNDER
RECORD
Shooting 50% or better
Shooting under 50%
Opponents shooting 50% or better
Opponents shooting under 50%
Bench outscores opponent bench
Bench outscored by opponent bench
When the benches are tied
More points in the paint or tied
Fewer points in the paint
More second chance points or tied
Fewer second chance points
More fast break points or tied
Fewer fast break points
More rebounds than opponent
Fewer rebounds than opponent
Same number of rebounds
In games decided by 6 points or less
5 Thunder players score 10+
6+ Thunder players score 10+
Kevin Durant Scores 30+
OKC 10+ more reb. than opp.
OKC 10+ fewer reb. than opp.
Durant & Westbrook score 20+
Westbrook records 10+ assists
Three OKC players score 20+
Overtime Games
Ibaka blocks 3+ shots
5-0
6-6
1-2
10-4
4-3
7-3
0-0
7-2
4-4
10-4
1-2
8-3
3-3
11-3
0-2
0-1
3-2
7-0
4-0
5-1
7-0
0-0
9-3
9-2
1-0
0-0
2-1
Create 10+ steals
Surrender 10+ steals
More assists than opponent
Fewer assists than opponent
Same number of assists
Opponent shooting under 40%
Thunder blocks 10+ shots
Opponent scores 90 points or less
Thunder converts 30+ free throws
1st game after a win
1st game after a loss
Largest lead
Largest deficit
Largest halftime lead
Largest halftime deficit
Largest margin of victory
Largest margin of defeat
Smallest margin of victory
Smallest margin of defeat
Most points scored in a half
Fewest points scored in a half
Most points scored in a quarter
Fewest points scored in a quarter
Longest winning streak
Longest losing streak
3-0
4-2
7-0
4-6
0-0
2-0
0-1
1-1
1-0
6-5
4-1
44 vs. DAL; 4/16
43 at SAS; 4/30
26 vs. DAL; 4/16
33 at SAS; 4/30
38 vs. DAL; 4/16
32 at SAS; 4/30
1 at SAS; 5/2
1 vs. DAL; 4/18
73, second half at DAL; 4/21
40, first half at SAS; 4/30
45, third quarter vs. GSW; 5/22
15, fourth quarter vs. DAL; 4/16
4 games: vs. SAS; 5/8 – at GSW; 5/16
2 game: at GSW; 5/26 – vs. GSW; 5/28
….
……
…
Steven Adams
Nick Collison
Kevin Durant*
Randy Foye
Serge Ibaka
Josh Huestis
Enes Kanter
Mitch McGary
Nazr Mohammed
Anthony Morrow
Cameron Payne
Andre Roberson
Kyle Singler
Dion Waiters
Russell Westbrook**
….
… 2016 PLAYOFFS THUNDER TEAM LEADERS
DOUBLE FIGURES
20+ Pts
30+ Pts 10+ Reb
0
0
10
0
0
0
15
6
2
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
4
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
12
6
3
10+ Pts
8
0
17
0
12
0
6
0
0
1
0
4
0
7
17
DOUBLEDOUBLES
10+ Ast
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
11
Pt/Reb
6
0
2
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
4
Pt/Ast
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
GAME LEADERS
Pts
Reb
Ast
0
10
0
0
0
0
8
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
7
4
17
*Kevin Durant: Two games of 40+ points
**Russell Westbrook: One triple-double
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…
2016 PLAYOFFS THUNDER TEAM HIGHS/LOWS
Points
1st Quarter
2nd Quarter
3rd Quarter
4th Quarter
1st Half
2nd Half
Overtime
FG Made
FG Attempted
FG Percentage
3P Made
3P Attempted
3P Percentage
FT Made
FT Attempted
FT Percentage
Off. Rebounds
Def. Rebounds
Tot. Rebounds
Assists
Steals
Turnovers
Blocks
HIGH
133 vs. GSW; 5/22
35 vs. DAL; 4/25
42 vs. GSW; 5/24
45 vs. GSW; 5/22
34 (2x) MR: vs. SAS; 5/8
72 (2x) MR: vs. GSW; 5/24
73 at DAL; 4/21
-46 vs. GSW; 5/22
92 (2x) MR: vs. GSW; 5/22
.577 at DAL; 4/21
15 at DAL; 4/21
35 vs. DAL; 4/16
.556 at DAL; 4/21
33 vs. GSW; 5/22
37 vs. GSW; 5/22
.900 vs. SAS; 5/6
19 vs. DAL; 4/18
42 at GSW; 5/16
56 (2x) MR: vs. GSW; 5/24
28 at DAL; 4/21
16 vs. GSW; 5/24
20 at SAS; 5/10
10 vs. GSW; 5/28
LOW
84 vs. DAL; 4/18
17 vs. SAS; 5/8
20 at SAS; 4/30
19 (2x) MR: at GSW; 5/18
15 vs. DAL; 4/16
40 at SAS; 4/30
41 vs. DAL; 4/18
-31 vs. DAL; 4/18
78 (3x) MR: at GSW; 5/18
.337 vs. DAL; 4/18
3 vs. GSW; 5/28
16 at DAL; 4/23
.130 vs. GSW; 5/28
14 at GSW; 5/18
18 vs. DAL; 4/18
.688 vs. GSW; 5/28
7 at GSW; 5/18
27 at SAS; 4/30
36 at GSW; 5/18
11 vs. DAL; 4/18
5 vs. SAS; 5/6
9 (2x) MR: vs. DAL; 4/25
2 (2x) MR: at GSW; 5/26
TOP TEAM PERFORMANCES
Points
133 vs. GSW; 5/22
131 at DAL; 4/21
119 at DAL; 4/23
Rebounds
56 vs. GSW; 5/24
56 vs. DAL; 4/16
54 at SAS; 5/10
54 vs. DAL; 4/18
FG%
57.7% at DAL; 4/21
53.0% at DAL; 4/23
50.6% vs. SAS; 5/8
50.6% vs. DAL; 4/25
Assists
28 at DAL; 4/21
26 at DAL; 4/23
FT%
90.0% vs. SAS; 5/6
89.2% vs. GSW; 5/22
87.1% vs. SAS; 5/12
Steals
16 vs. GSW; 5/24
12 at GSW; 5/16
10 at DAL; 4/21
2016 PLAYOFFS THUNDER INDIVIDUAL HIGHS
Minutes
FG Made
FG Attempted
3P Made
3P Attempted
FT Made
FT Attempted
Off. Rebounds
Def. Rebounds
Tot. Rebounds
Assists
Steals
Blocks
Points
Points in Quarter
Points in a Half
HIGH
46
14
33
5
11 (3x)
13
14
6 (2x)
14
17
15 (3x)
7
3 (8x)
41
19
29
….
… 2016 PLAYOFFS THUNDER GAME LEADERS
PLAYER
Kevin Durant
Kevin Durant
Kevin Durant
Serge Ibaka
MR: Kevin Durant
Kevin Durant
Russell Westbrook
MR: Steven Adams
Steven Adams
Steven Adams
MR: Russell Westbrook
Russell Westbrook
MR: Durant, Ibaka, Roberson
Kevin Durant
Russell Westbrook
Kevin Durant
OPPONENT
at Golden State
San Antonio
Dallas
San Antonio
at Golden State
at Golden State
at Golden State
Golden State
at San Antonio
at San Antonio
San Antonio
at Golden State
Golden State
San Antonio
at Golden State
San Antonio
23 (5x) MR: at GSW; 5/26
TOP INDIVIDUAL
PERFORMANCES
DATE
5/16
5/8
4/18
5/6
5/26
5/26
5/16
5/28
5/2
5/2
5/8
5/16
5/28
5/8
5/16
5/8
Points
41 – Kevin Durant vs. SAS; 5/8
40 – Kevin Durant at GSW; 5/26
37 – Kevin Durant vs. SAS; 5/12
36 – Russell Westbrook vs. GSW; 5/24
36 – Russell Westbrook vs. DAL; 4/25
Rebounds
17 – Steven Adams at SAS; 5/2
14 – Russell Westbrook vs. DAL; 4/18
13 – Enes Kanter at SAS; 5/10
13 – Enes Kanter vs. DAL; 4/16
Assists
15 – Russell Westbrook at DAL; 4/23
15 – Russell Westbrook vs. SAS; 5/8
15 – Russell Westbrook at DAL; 4/21
……
…
…
2016 PLAYOFFS OPPONENT TEAM HIGHS/LOWS
Points
1st Quarter
2nd Quarter
3rd Quarter
4th Quarter
1st Half
2nd Half
Overtime
FG Made
FG Attempted
FG Percentage
3P Made
3P Attempted
3P Percentage
FT Made
FT Attempted
FT Percentage
Off. Rebounds
Def. Rebounds
Tot. Rebounds
Assists
Steals
Turnovers
Blocks
HIGH
124 at SAS; 4/30
43 at SAS; 4/30
37 vs. DAL; 4/25
34 vs. SAS; 5/12
39 at GSW; 5/26
73 at SAS; 4/30
68 vs. SAS; 5/12
-51 at SAS; 4/30
94 at SAS; 5/2
60.7% at SAS; 4/30
21 vs. GSW; 5/28
45 vs. GSW; 5/28
60.0% at SAS; 4/30
31 at GSW; 5/26
35 at DAL; 4/21
93.8% vs. SAS; 5/8
15 at GSW; 5/18
38 at SAS; 4/30
45 (3x) MR: at GSW; 5/26
39 at SAS; 4/30
13 at GSW; 5/26
21 vs. GSW; 5/24
10 at SAS; 4/30
TOP TEAM PERFORMANCES
LOW
70 vs. DAL; 4/16
11 vs. DAL; 4/16
12 vs. SAS; 5/12
14 vs. DAL; 4/18
12 vs. GSW; 5/24
31 vs. SAS; 5/12
37 vs. DAL; 4/16
-25 vs. DAL; 4/16
76 (2x) MR: vs. SAS; 5/6
29.8% vs. DAL; 4/16
2 vs. SAS; 5/8
12 vs. SAS; 5/8
16.7% vs. SAS; 5/8
11 (2x) MR: at GSW; 5/16
13 at SAS; 5/2
52.6% vs. DAL; 4/18
4 vs. SAS; 5/6
22 vs. DAL; 4/25
30 at DAL; 4/21
12 vs. SAS; 5/8
3 at DAL; 4/23
8 (2x) MR: at SAS; 5/10
0 vs. DAL; 4/16
2016 PLAYOFFS OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL HIGHS
Minutes
FG Made
FG Attempted
3P Made
3P Attempted
FT Made
FT Attempted
Off. Rebounds
Def. Rebounds
Tot. Rebounds
Assists
Steals
Blocks
Points
Points in Quarter
Points in a Half
HIGH
44
18
25
11
18
10 (3x)
14
5 (2x)
13
14 (2x)
12
5 (2x)
4
41 (2x)
19 (2x)
25 (2x)
….
2016 PLAYOFFS OPPONENT GAME LEADERS
PLAYER
LaMarcus Aldridge
LaMarcus Aldridge
Klay Thompson
Klay Thompson
Klay Thompson
MR: Stephen Curry
Kawhi Leonard
MR: Draymond Green
LaMarcus Aldridge
MR: Andrew Bogut
Tony Parker
MR: Stephen Curry
Draymond Green
MR: Klay Thompson
MR: Klay Thompson
MR: Klay Thompson
OPPONENT
San Antonio
at San Antonio
at Golden State
Golden State
Golden State
at Golden State
San Antonio
at Golden State
San Antonio
at Golden State
at San Antonio
at Golden State
at Golden State
Golden State
Golden State
Golden State
Points
131 at DAL; 4/21
124 at SAS; 4/30
120 at GSW; 5/26
Rebounds
45 at GSW; 5/26
45 at GSW; 5/18
45 vs. DAL; 4/18
FG%
60.7% at SAS; 4/30
51.8% at DAL; 4/23
50.6% at GSW; 5/18
50.6% at DAL; 4/25
Assists
39 at SAS; 4/30
26 at GSW; 5/18
26 at GSW; 5/16
FT%
93.8% vs. SAS; 5/8
91.2% at GSW; 5/26
84.6% at SAS; 5/2
Steals
13 at GSW; 5/26
11 vs. GSW; 5/28
11 vs. GSW; 5/24
11 at SAS; 5/10
11 vs. SAS; 5/8
TOP INDIVIDUAL
PERFORMANCES
DATE
5/6
4/30
5/16
5/28
5/28
5/26
5/6
5/26
5/12
5/26
4/30
5/26
5/26
5/28
5/28
5/28
Points
41 – Klay Thompson vs. GSW; 5/28
41 – LaMarcus Aldridge at SAS; 5/2
38 – LaMarcus Aldridge at SAS; 4/30
31 (3x) – MR: Stephen Curry vs. GSW; 5/28
Rebounds
14 – Andrew Bogut at GSW; 5/26
14 – LaMarcus Aldridge vs. SAS; 5/12
13 – Draymond Green at GSW; 5/26
12 – Draymond Green vs. GSW; 5/28
Assists
12 – Tony Parker at SAS; 4/30
11 – Raymond Felton at DAL; 4/23
9 – Stephen Curry vs. GSW; 5/28
9 – Zaza Pachilia vs. DAL; 4/25
THUNDER PLAYERS
. ..
#12 Steven Adams
Recent Games:
DATE
OPP
5/28
GSW
5/26
@ GSW
5/24
GSW
5/22
GSW
5/18
@ GSW
MIN
28
31
25
18
36
C
FG
3-6
4-6
2-4
2-4
4-6
3FG
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
7-0
FT
3-5
0-1
7-8
4-6
1-2
255
OR
6
3
4
0
2
DR
3
7
3
5
8
7/20/93
TR
9
10
7
5
10
A
1
1
2
1
0
PF
4
3
4
4
2
.
3rd NBA Season
Pittsburgh
ST
1
0
2
0
0
TO
2
1
1
1
0
BS
0
1
1
1
0
PTS
9
8
11
8
9
CAREER HIGHS
MIN
FGM
FGA
3PM
3PA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
TR
AST
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
42 at PHX, 3/29/15
8 at MIN, 12/12/14
12 at MIL, 3/6/16
-1 (2x) MR: vs. POR, 4/13/15
6 (4x) MR: at MEM, 11/15/16
12 at SAS, 12/25/14
7 (5x) MR: vs. LAL, 4/11/16
16 at WAS, 1/21/15
20 at WAS, 1/21/15
4 (2x) MR: at MIL, 3/6/16
6 vs. DEN, 3/24/14
4 (8x) MR: vs. MIN; 3/11
6 vs. HOU, 11/16/14
17 (3x) MR: at SAS, 4/12/16
2016 PLAYOFFS: In 17 games (17 starts), averaging 10.2 points, 9.5 rebounds and 0.9 blocks in 31.0 minutes…Recorded nine
consecutive games of double-digit rebounds, from Game 5 of the opening round vs. Dallas (4/25) to Game 2 of the Western
Conference Finals (5/18)… Scored a postseason career-best 16 points with 12 rebounds and two blocks in Game 1 of the Western
Conference Finals (5/16)…Notched 16 points (6-of-8 shooting) with 11 boards and two blocks vs. SAS on 5/8…Pulled down a playoff
career-high 17 rebounds while scoring 12 points in a win at SAS on 5/2…Scored 15 points with 10 boards vs. DAL on 4/25…Six
double-doubles.
2015-16 AVERAGES: In 80 games (80 starts), averaging 8.0 points, 6.7 rebounds and 1.1 blocks in 25.2 minutes…Two games DNP
– Right Elbow Strain.
2015-16 NOTES: Established new career-highs in points (636), rebounds (533), blocks (89), steals (42) and minutes (2,014)…Scored
a career-high tying 17 points with nine rebounds and two blocks in the Thunder’s season finale at SAS on 4/12…Notched 12 points
and 11 rebounds at PHI on 3/18…Tied a scoring career-high with 17 points alongside 10 boards at POR on 1/10…Recorded his first
double-double of the season with 11 points and 12 rebounds vs. POR on 12/16…Twenty-five games of double-digit scoring…Twelve
games of double-digit rebounds…Nine games of 3+ blocked shots…Six double-doubles.
CAREER POSTSEASON: Reached the NBA Playoffs for the second time…In 35 career games (17 starts), has recorded averages 6.9 points, 6.7 rebounds and 1.1 blocks in 24.5
minutes…Seven double-doubles.
#4 Nick Collison
Recent Games:
DATE
OPP
5/28
GSW
5/26
@ GSW
5/24
GSW
5/22
GSW
5/18
@ GSW
MIN
6
F
FG
2-2
3FG
0-0
6-10
FT
255
10/26/80
OR
DR
TR
A
DNP – Coach’s Decision
DNP – Coach’s Decision
DNP – Coach’s Decision
DNP – Coach’s Decision
0
2
2
1
0-0
PF
1
12th NBA Season
Kansas
ST
0
TO
0
BS
0
PTS
4
2016 PLAYOFFS: In nine games, averaging 1.0 points, 1.2 rebounds and 0.9 steals in 8.8 minutes…Eight games DNP – Coach’s
Decision.
2015-16 AVERAGES: In 59 games (four starts), averaging 2.1 points and 2.9 rebounds in 11.8 minutes…Twenty-three games DNP
– Coach’s Decision.
2015-16 NOTES: Pulled down a season-best 11 rebounds (including six on the offensive end) in his first start of the season at DAL
(1/22)…Scored a season-high 10 points (4-of-6 shooting) with five rebounds vs. DAL (11/22)…One game of double-digit
scoring…One game double-digit rebounds.
CAREER POSTSEASON: Reached the NBA Playoffs for the seventh time...In 91 career games (two starts), has recorded averages
of 4.3 points and 3.8 rebounds in 16.8 minutes…Has played in 91 career postseason games for the Thunder franchise – the third
most in franchise history and the most of the current Thunder roster…One career postseason double-double.
#35 Kevin Durant
Recent Games:
DATE
OPP
5/28
GSW
5/26
@ GSW
5/24
GSW
5/22
GSW
5/18
@ GSW
MIN
45
45
41
32
35
F
FG
10-31
12-31
8-24
10-15
11-18
3FG
1-8
3-11
1-5
1-3
2-4
6-9
FT
8-10
13-13
9-10
12-12
5-5
240
OR
2
0
1
1
1
DR
5
7
10
7
5
9/29/88
TR
7
7
11
8
6
A
3
4
4
2
1
PF
4
3
1
3
4
MIN
FGM
FGA
3PM
3PA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
TR
AST
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
9th NBA Season
Texas
ST
2
1
4
0
1
TO
3
3
3
1
8
CAREER HIGHS
49 vs. UTA, 1/12/07
12 (2x), MR: at HOU, 1/31/07
19 at HOU, 1/31/07
2 (4x) MR: at UTA, 11/18/14
5 (2x) MR: at UTA, 11/18/14
9 vs. UTA, 1/12/07
10 (2x), MR: at UTA, 4/7/07
8 (6x), MR: vs. DEN, 4/8/11
16 vs. LAC, 12/5/07
21 (2x), MR: vs. WAS, 3/26/08
5 (9x), MR: vs. ATL, 1/27/14
4 at LAC, 4/15/09
5 (3x), MR at SAC, 1/7/15
4 (3x), MR: at CHA, 12/3/08
29 at PHX, 1/9/07
BS
3
1
3
3
0
PTS
29
40
26
33
29
MIN
FGM
FGA
3PM
3PA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
TR
AST
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
CAREER HIGHS
54 at ORL, 10/30/15
19 (2x) MR: vs. GSW, 1/17/14
34 (2x) MR at UTA, 1/7/14
7 (4x) MR: vs. GSW, 2/27/16
15 at PHX, 4/6/14
24 at LAC, 1/23/09
26 at LAC, 1/23/09
4 (10x) MR: vs. MEM, 1/6/16
16 (2x) MR: at PHI, 3/9/11
18: at MIN, 1/26/11
12 (3x) MR: at LAL, 3/9/14
5 (4x), MR: vs. DEN, 1/16/13
11 at SAS, 1/22/14
5 (3x) MR: at LAC, 3/2/16
54 vs. GSW, 1/17/14
2016 PLAYOFFS: In 17 games (17 starts), averaging 28.5 points, 7.1 rebounds and 3.4 assists in 40.0 minutes…The first player to record
multiple 40+ point performances in the 2016 Playoffs…Scored 40 points in 45 minutes at GSW in Game 5 (5/26)…Notched 33 points in 32
minutes in Game 3 vs. GSW (5/22)…Scored 37 points with nine rebounds to clinch the Western Conference Semifinals series win in Game 6
vs. SAS (5/12)…Shot 6-of-6 to score 17 points in the fourth quarter en route to a postseason career-high-tying 41 points vs. SAS on 5/8 to tie
the series 2-2…Fifteen games of 20+ points, including six games of 30+ points and two games of 40+ points…Two double-doubles.
2015-16 AVERAGES: In 72 games (72 starts), averaging 28.2 points (third in NBA), 8.2 rebounds, 5.0 assists, 1.0 steals and 1.2 blocks in 35.8
minutes (ninth in NBA)…Shot 50.5 percent from the field, 38.8 percent from three and 89.8 percent from the free throw line (third in NBA)…Six
games DNP – Left Hamstring Strain…One game DNP - Right Big Toe Sprain…Three games DNP – Rest.
2015-16 NOTES: The first player since Michael Jordan in 1988-89 to average over 28 points, eight rebounds and five assists in a
season…Scored 20+ points in each of his last 64 regular season games (highest current streak in the NBA), dating back to Nov. 23, a careerhigh streak and the longest stretch in the NBA since Michael Jordan in 1990-1991 (69 games)…Joins Michael Jordan and Wilt Chamberlain as the only players in NBA history to string together
50+ straight games in one season of at least 20 points on multiple occasions. In addition to his current streak, Durant previously scored 20+ points in 56 consecutive games…Has scored
20+ points in 71 of his 72 games this season… Finished season with PER of 28.3 (second in the NBA)…Totaled at least 25 points, 10 rebounds and five assists in seven consecutive games
(2/25-3/9), one of only two players since the NBA/ABA merger (Larry Bird) to reach a streak of seven or more games…In that same time span, produced a double-double in a career-best
seven games…Voted a starter for the 2016 NBA All-Star Game, his seventh All-Star appearance and fifth start…Named Western Conference Player of the Month for January after finishing
second in the NBA in scoring (28.5 points) and added 9.3 rebounds and 4.3 assists as the Thunder went 13-3 in January. He shot 49.7 percent from the field and 88.8 percent from the free
throw line...Named Western Conference Player of the Month for December alongside teammate Russell Westbrook after averaging 24.9 points, 7.2 rebounds and 5.7 assists while shooting
50.8 percent from the field. He reached the 20-point mark in all 15 December games...Four-time recipient of Player of the Week for the Western Conference this season…Notched a seasonhigh of 44 points at NYK on 1/26…Put together 25 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists in his first triple-double of the season vs. ATL on 12/10…Scored 43 points on 15-of-30 shooting at ORL
(10/30) alongside 48 points from Russell Westbrook. The duo has scored 40+ points in the same game on three occasions throughout their careers, the most by any two teammates in NBA
history…Scored 40+ points three times…Scored 30+ points 29 times…Scored 20+ points in 71 games…Scored in double figures in all 72 games…Twenty-six games of double-digit
rebounds…Two games of double-digit assists…One triple-double…Twenty-seven double-doubles.
CAREER POSTSEASON: Reached the NBA Playoffs for the sixth time...In 90 career postseason contests (90 starts), has recorded averages of 28.8 points, 8.0 rebounds, 3.7 assists, 1.2
blocks and 1.1 steals in 41.9 minutes...Ranks fourth in postseason scoring average in NBA history (minimum 10 games played) with 28.8 points…All-time franchise leader in career postseason
points (2,593), scoring average (28.8), field goals made (867), three-pointers made (181) and free throws made (678)…Ranks second in franchise history in postseason rebounds (723) and
fifth in assists (337)…Has scored in double figures in every postseason game of his career...Thirty-six career playoff games of 30+ points, including seven games of 40+ points...Recorded
83 games of 20+ points...Twenty-seven career double-doubles in the postseason.
#6 Randy Foye
G
6-4
213
09/24/83
10th NBA Season
Villanova
Recent Games:
CAREER HIGHS
DATE
OPP
MIN
FG
3FG
FT
OR
DR
TR
A
PF
ST
TO
BS
PTS
MIN
48 at CHI, 1/15/10
5/28
GSW
7
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
FGM
13 (2x) MR: vs. IND, 2/20/09
5/26
@ GSW
9
1-1
0-0
0-0
0
1
1
0
1
0
2
0
2
FGA
27 at PHX, 12/23/15
5/24
GSW
14
0-2
0-1
1-2
0
2
2
0
1
0
1
0
1
3PM
8 (2x) vs. BKN, 3/30/13
5/22
GSW
24
1-3
0-1
2-2
0
0
0
1
3
1
1
0
4
3PA
16 at PHX, 12/23/15
5/18
@ GSW
18
2-4
1-2
0-0
0
2
2
1
1
1
0
1
5
FTM
14 at GSW, 3/16/07
2016 PLAYOFFS: In 15 games, averaging 2.7 points, 1.3 rebounds and 0.9 assists in 12.7 minutes…Two games
FTA
14 at GSW, 3/16/07
OR
5 vs. MEM, 4/18/07
DNP – Coach’s Decision.
DR
15 at SAS, 12/23/08
2015-16 AVERAGES: In 27 games (one start) with the Thunder, averaging 5.6 points, 1.9 rebounds and 1.8 assists
TR
16 at SAS, 12/23/08
in 21.2 minutes…In 81 games (eight starts) with the Thunder and Denver Nuggets, averaging 5.9 points, 2.0 assists
AST
16 vs. TOR, 1/31/14
and 1.9 rebounds in 20.3 minutes…One game DNP – Coach’s Decision.
STL
5 vs. DAL, 4/10/15
2015-16 NOTES: Scored a Thunder season best of 13 points at BOS on 3/16…Shot 3-of-3 from three-point range
TO
9 at IND, 2/3/09
en route to 11 points on 3/14 vs. POR…Made his Thunder debut vs. CLE on 2/21…Acquired midseason by the
BLK
4 vs. MIL, 2/5/14
Thunder via trade from the Denver Nuggets on Feb. 18, 2016...Registered 16 points (4-5 3FG’s), five rebounds and
PTS
36 vs. IND, 2/20/09
three assists on 2/1 vs. TOR...Recorded a season-high 31 points along with six assists in 40 minutes at PHX on
12/24...Had 17 points, two rebounds and three assists vs. NOP on 12/20...Tallied 19 points on 7-9 shooting from the field in 25 minutes at MIN,
12/15…Fourteen games of double-digit scoring, including four with the Thunder.
CAREER POSTSEASON: Making his second appearance in the postseason…Appeared in 26 career games (11 starts), and has averaged 4.7 points, 1.6
rebounds, and 1.2 assists in 18.5 minutes…Previously reached the NBA Playoffs in 2012 with the Los Angeles Clippers where he saw action in 11 games
(all starts) and averaged 7.5 points, 2.0 rebounds and 1.5 assists in 26.4 minutes.
#34 Josh Huestis
F
6-7
230
12/19/91
Stanford
Rookie
Recent Games:
DATE
OPP
MIN
FG
3FG
FT
OR
DR
TR
A
PF
ST
TO
BS
PTS
CAREER HIGHS
MIN
21 at POR; 4/6/16
5/28
GSW
DNP – Inactive
FGM
2 (2x) MR: at POR; 4/6/16
5/26
@ GSW
DNP – Inactive
FGA
3 (3x) MR: vs. LAL; 4/11/16
5/24
GSW
DNP – Inactive
3PM
2 at POR; 4/6/16
5/22
GSW
DNP – Inactive
3PA
2 at POR; 4/6/16
5/18
@ GSW
DNP – Inactive
FTM
-2016 PLAYOFFS: In two games, averaging 1.5 points and 1.5 rebounds in 5.0 minutes…Scored his first playoff
FTA
2 (2x) MR: at POR; 4/6/16
OR
1 (2x) MR: vs. LAL; 4/11/16
bucket at DAL on 4/21…Made his NBA postseason debut in Game 1 vs Dallas on 4/16…Two games DNP – Coach’s
DR
6 at POR; 4/6/16
Decision…One game DNP – Personal…Twelve games DNP – Inactive.
TR
6 at POR; 4/6/16
2015-16 AVERAGES: In five games, averaging 2.8 points and 2.0 rebounds in 11.0 minutes…Seven games DNP –
AST
-Coach’s Decision…Seventy games DNP – Inactive.
STL
1 at POR; 4/6/16
2015-16 NOTES: Made his NBA debut vs. UTA (3/24), sinking a three-pointer in the fourth quarter for his first NBA
TO
2 at POR, 4/6/16
bucket…After not appearing in the first 71 games, he saw action in five of the final 11 games of the
BLK
1 (2x) MR: at POR; 4/6/16
season…Registered five points in 16 minutes at DET (3/29)…Recorded a career-high six points and career-high six
PTS
6 at POR; 4/6/16
rebounds in career-high 21 minutes at POR (4/6).
2015—16 D-LEAGUE: Appeared in 25 games (25 starts) with the Blue and averaged 12.7 points, 5.3 rebounds and 1.44 blocks in 32.1 minutes…Scored in
double-figures 17 times including 20-plus points three times…One 10-plus rebounds game…One double-double…Led team in scoring twice and rebounds
once
#9 Serge Ibaka
F
6-10
245
9/18/89
Brazzaville (Republic of the Congo)
7th NBA Season
Recent Games:
CAREER HIGHS
DATE
OPP
MIN
FG
3FG FT
OR
DR
TR
A
PF
ST
TO
BS
PTS
MIN
47 (2x) MR: at NYK, 1/26/16
5/28
GSW
36
5-10
1-6
2-5
1
8
9
0
4
0
0
3
13
12 (5x) MR: at CHI, 3/5/15
FGM
5/26
@ GSW
40
5-10
3-5
0-0
1
7
8
3
2
0
0
0
13
20 (2x) MR: vs. DET, 11/14/14
FGA
5/24
GSW
33
7-11
1-4
2-2
3
4
7
0
4
0
3
2
17
3PM
4 (3x) MR: at POR, 1/10/16
5/22
GSW
32
6-13
2-5
0-0
2
6
8
0
4
2
1
2
14
3PA
9 (2x) MR: at CLE, 1/25/15
5/18
@ GSW
30
1-6
1-4
0-0
3
5
8
0
4
3
0
0
3
FTM
10 at CHA, 1/2/16
2016 PLAYOFFS: In 17 games (17 starts), averaging 11.8 points, 6.4 rebounds and 1.4 blocks in 32.9 minutes…Sunk
FTA
10 (5x) MR: at CHA, 1/2/16
OR
9 vs. PHX, 2/19/12
five three-pointers on six attempts – a career high – to score 15 points vs. SAS on 5/6…Scored a team-high 19
DR
16 at MIL, 11/16/13
points (3-of-6 from three) at SAS on 4/30…Opened the 2016 Playoffs with 17 points and nine boards vs. DAL on
TR
22 vs. DAL, 2/19/15
4/16, sinking a postseason three three-pointers…One double-double.
AST
5 at NOP, 4/14/14
2015-16 AVERAGES: In 78 games (78 starts), averaging 12.6 points, 6.8 rebounds and 1.9 blocks (sixth in NBA) in
STL
3 (4x) MR: vs. UTA, 3/24/16
32.1 minutes…Four games DNP – Rest.
TO
5 (6x) MR: vs. DAL, 1/13/16
2015-16 NOTES: Ranked in the NBA's top 10 in blocks for the sixth consecutive season…Tallied 15 points and
BLK
11 vs. DEN, 2/19/12
season-high 20 boards vs. GSW (2/27)…Pulled down 17 rebounds at NYK (1/26)…Career-high 10 free-throw makes
PTS
27 (3x) MR: vs. GSW, 1/16/15
at CHA (1/2)…Blocked a season-high seven shots vs. PHI (11/13)…Led team in rebounds 14 times…Six games of
20-plus points…Scored in double figures in 56 games…12 games of double-digit rebounds…24 games of three-plus blocks including five games with fiveplus blocks…Oklahoma City was 18-6 when he blocked three-plus shots…Nine double-doubles.
CAREER POSTSEASON: Reached the NBA Playoffs for the sixth time...Appeared in 88 career postseason contests (82 starts) and has recorded averages
of 10.9 points, 6.8 rebounds and 2.5 blocks in 30.9 minutes...All-time franchise leader in career postseason blocks with 221…Four career playoff games
of 20+ points...Has blocked 3+ shots in 39 postseason games...Fourteen double-doubles...Eighteen games of double-digit rebounds.
#11 Enes Kanter
C
6-11
245
05/20/92
5th NBA Season
Kentucky
Recent Games:
CAREER HIGHS
DATE
OPP
MIN
FG
3FG
FT
OR
DR
TR
A
PF
ST
TO
BS
PTS
MIN
44 vs. CHA, 3/1/13
5/28
GSW
11
4-5
0-0
0-0
1
2
3
0
3
0
1
1
8
FGM
13 (2x) MR: at POR, 4/6/16
5/26
@ GSW
6
0-1
0-0
1-1
1
1
2
0
2
0
1
0
1
FGA
22 (2x) MR: at NOP, 12/16/14
5/24
GSW
9
0-2
0-1
1-2
0
2
2
0
1
0
1
0
1
3PM
2 at ATL, 11/12/14
5/22
GSW
18
3-9
0-1
4-4
6
6
12
1
2
0
1
0
10
3PA
4 at ATL, 11/12/14
5/18
@ GSW
15
3-5
0-0
0-0
0
2
2
1
4
0
2
1
6
FTM
11 (2x) MR: vs. DAL, 4/1/15
2016 PLAYOFFS: In 17 games, averaging 9.5 points and 6.3 rebounds in 18.5 minutes…Tied a playoff-high 13
FTA 12 (3x) MR: vs. NOP, 11/18/15
OR
10 (2x) MR: vs. HOU, 4/5/15
rebounds and three blocks on 5/10 at SAS…Tallied a postseason career-high 28 points on 12-of-13 shooting at DAL
DR
17 vs. CHA, 3/1/13
on 4/24…Scored 21 points (6-of-7 shooting) with eight boards at DAL on 4/21…Collected the first postseason
TR
22 vs. CHA, 3/1/13
double-double of his career with 16 points and a playoff career-high 13 rebounds vs. DAL on 4/16…Two games of
AST
5 at LAL, 3/1/15
20+ points…Two double-doubles.
STL
3 (2x) vs. LAL, 1/16/15
2015-16 AVERAGES: In 82 games (one start), averaging 12.7 points and 8.1 rebounds in 21.0 minutes…Shot 57.6
TO
7 at BKN, 11/5/13
percent from the field (fourth in NBA).
BLK
4 (2x) vs. SAC, 12/7/13
2015-16 NOTES: The only member of the Thunder to see action in all 82 regular season games… Career-high PER
PTS
33 at POR, 4/6/16
of 24.1 (10th in the NBA and highest amongst bench players)…He was the only player in the NBA to average 12plus points and eight-plus rebounds off the bench…His 8.1 rebounds per game represented the highest amongst bench players…Led the NBA with doubledoubles off the bench (24)...Established new career-highs in points (1038) and rebounds (664)…Recorded a career-high 33 points while pulling down 20
rebounds at POR on 4/6, becoming the first Thunder player to put together a 30-20 game in the Oklahoma City era…Scored 26 points in 22 minutes vs.
POR on 3/14…Shot 11-of-11 from the field for 23 points at SAC on 2/29…Notched 25 points on 10-of-14 shooting at DEN on 1/19…Back-to-back games of
20+ points on 12/27 and 12/29 with 21 points (7-8 shooting) vs. DEN followed by 23 points (9-12 shooting) vs. MIL…Produced 24 points and 13 rebounds
vs. NOP (11/18)…Opened the season with 15 points and 16 rebounds vs. SAS on 10/28…One game of 30+ points…Eleven games of 20+ points…Scored in
double figures in 57 games…Twenty-seven games of double-digit rebounds…Twenty-five double-doubles.
CAREER POSTSEASON: Reached the NBA Playoffs for the second time...In 21 postseason career games, has averaged 8.4 points and 5.9 rebounds in
17.0 minutes…In 2012, appeared in four games with the Utah Jazz, averaging 3.5 points, 4.0 rebounds and 1.00 blocks in 10.8 minutes…Two career
postseason double-doubles.
#33 Mitch McGary
F
6-10
255
06/06/92
Recent Games:
DATE
OPP
MIN
FG
3FG
FT
OR
DR
TR
A
PF
ST
TO
BS
PTS
5/28
GSW
DNP – Inactive
5/26
@ GSW
DNP – Inactive
5/24
GSW
DNP – Inactive
5/22
GSW
DNP – Inactive
5/18
@ GSW
DNP – Inactive
2016 PLAYOFFS: Sixteen games DNP – Inactive…One game DNP – Coach’s Decision.
2015-16 AVERAGES: In 20 games, averaging 1.3 points in 3.6 minutes…Twenty-three games DNP – Coach’s
Decision…Thirty-nine games DNP – Inactive.
2015-16 NOTES: Recorded a season-high five points, four rebounds and one assist in 13 minutes at WAS (11/10).
2015-16 D-LEAGUE: Saw action in 26 games (nine starts) with the Blue, averaging 14.7 points, 8.8 rebounds, 1.5
assists and 1.08 steals in 24.9 minutes per game…Recorded 10 doubles-doubles…Scored in double-figures 22
times including 20-plus points seven times and one effort of 30-plus points…Grabbed 10-plus rebounds 11 times.
#13 Nazr Mohammed
C
6-10
250
09/05/77
2nd NBA Season
Michigan
Kentucky
MIN
FGM
FGA
3PM
3PA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
TR
AST
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
CAREER HIGHS
28 at POR, 2/27/15
10 at POR, 2/27/15
13 at POR, 2/27/15
-1 (6x) MR: vs. LAC, 3/9/16
5 (2x) MR: vs. IND, 2/24/15
6 (2x) MR: vs. DEN, 2/22/15
5 (3x) MR: at CHA, 2/21/15
9 at DAL, 3/16/15
13 at DAL, 3/16/15
2 (3x) MR: vs. SAS, 4/7/15
3 at SAS, 3/25/15
4 (2x) MR: vs. LAL, 3/24/15
4 at MIN, 4/15/15
20 at POR, 2/27/15
18th NBA Season
Recent Games:
CAREER HIGHS
DATE
OPP
MIN
FG
3FG
FT
OR
DR
TR
A
PF
ST
TO
BS
PTS
MIN
46 vs. DET, 12/15/04
5/28
GSW
DNP – Coach’s Decision
FGM
14 at LAC, 11/5/01
5/26
@ GSW
1
0-1
0-0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
FGA
21 (2x) MR: vs. PHX, 3/17/06
5/24
GSW
1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
3PM
-5/22
GSW
DNP – Coach’s Decision
3PA
1 (8x) MR: at WAS, 4/2/13
5/18
@ GSW
DNP – Coach’s Decision
FTM
10 at BOS, 12/22/04
2016 PLAYOFFS: In five games, averaging 0.4 points and 0.6 rebounds in 2.0 minutes…Three games DNP –
FTA
11 at BOS, 12/22/04
OR
11 at IND, 11/13/04
Inactive…Eight games DNP – Coach’s Decision.
DR
16 at MIN, 2/10/10
2015-16 AVERAGES: In five games, averaging 1.6 points in 3.8 minutes…Fourteen games DNP – Coach’s Decision.
TR
20 (3x) MR: vs. UTA, 11/13/10
2015-16 NOTES: Signed by the Oklahoma City Thunder on 3/5…Made season debut vs. LAC (3/9).
AST
4 (4x) MR: vs. PHI, 4/16/08
CAREER NOTES: A veteran in his 18th NBA season, Mohammed has previously played for Philadelphia, Atlanta,
STL
5 at LAL, 11/10/06
New York, San Antonio, Detroit, Charlotte and Chicago...Entering the 2015-16 season, had played in 1,000 regular
TO
6 (3x) MR: at MIL, 12/22/07
season games (354 starts) and owned averages of 5.8 points and 4.7 rebounds in 15.9 minutes...Entered this
BLK
8 at NJN, 12/14/04
season with a career shooting averages of .486 from the field...Has played in 83 NBA playoff games (30 starts) in
PTS
30 (2x) MR: vs. PHX, 3/17/06
11 trips to the postseason, winning an NBA title in 2005 with the San Antonio Spurs...Previously played two seasons with the Thunder (2010-11, 2011-12),
appearing in 87 games (eight starts) averaging 3.9 points and 3.3 rebounds in 12.9 minutes per game. …Drafted by the Utah Jazz in the first round (29th
overall) of the 1998 NBA Draft out of Kentucky.
CAREER POSTSEASON: Reached the NBA Playoffs for a team-high 12th time...Has played in 88 postseason games (30 starts), averaging 4.2 points and
3.5 rebounds in 13.1 minutes with Philadelphia, New York, San Antonio, Detroit, Charlotte, Oklahoma City and Chicago...Won an NBA title with the San
Antonio Spurs in 2005.
#2 Anthony Morrow
G
6-5
210
09/27/85
Recent Games:
DATE
OPP
MIN
FG
3FG
FT
OR
DR
TR
A
PF
ST
TO
BS
PTS
5/28
GSW
5
0-1
0-1
0-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5/26
@ GSW
7
4-4
2-2
0-0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
10
5/24
GSW
1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5/22
GSW
5
1-3
0-1
0-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
5/18
@ GSW
9
1-3
0-1
3-3
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
5
2016 PLAYOFFS: In 14 games, averaging 2.6 points in 5.4 minutes…Shot a perfect 4-for-4 from the field to score a
postseason career-best 10 points in Game 5 at GSW (5/26)…Made his NBA Playoffs debut on 4/16 vs. DAL, scoring
six points in 11 minutes…Three games DNP – Coach’s Decision.
2015-16 AVEREAGES: In 68 games (six starts), averaging 5.6 points and 0.9 rebounds in 13.6 minutes…Thirteen
games DNP – Coach’s Decision…One game DNP – Personal.
2015-16 NOTES: Has sunk multiple three-pointers in 23 games this season, including 10 games of three or
more…Notched 19 points at POR on 4/6…Scored 20 points on 8-of-11 shooting on 1/4 vs. SAC…Fourteen games of
double-digit scoring.
#22 Cameron Payne
G
6-3
185
08/08/94
8th NBA Season
Georgia Tech
Murray State
MIN
FGM
FGA
3PM
3PA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
TR
AST
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
CAREER HIGHS
52 vs. OKC; 12/1/10
16 vs. NYK; 4/2/10
23 vs. NYK; 4/2/10
8 vs. MIN; 2/3/12
13 at CHI; 12/11/09
8 (4x) MR: vs. PHX, 12/31/14
9 (2x) MR: vs. PHX, 12/31/14
6 (3x) MR: at GSW, 1/5/15
10 vs. GSW, 11/23/14
12 at PHX; 4/15/09
6 (2x) MR: vs. LAC; 2/10/10
6 vs. DET; 2/27/10
5 at NJN; 12/9/09
2 (3x) MR: at SAS, 3/19/10
42 vs. MIN; 2/3/12
Rookie
Recent Games:
CAREER HIGHS
DATE
OPP
MIN
FG
3FG
FT
OR
DR
TR
A
PF
ST
TO
BS
PTS
MIN
40 at SAS, 4/12/16
5/28
GSW
DNP – Coach’s Decision
FGM
8 at SAS, 4/12/16
5/26
@ GSW
DNP – Coach’s Decision
FGA
20 at SAS, 4/12/16
5/24
GSW
2
0-1
0-0
0-0
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
3PM
4 at NYK, 1/26/16
5/22
GSW
6
1-2
0-0
2-2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
4
3PA
6 (2x) MR: at SAS, 4/12/16
5/18
@ GSW
7
1-4
0-1
0-0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
5
FTM
4 vs. MIL, 12/29/15
2016 PLAYOFFS: In 10 games, averaging 1.8 points and 0.8 assists in 6.4 minutes…Scored his first postseason
FTA
4 (2x) MR: vs. ORL, 2/3/16
OR
1 (9x) MR: at SAS, 4/12/16
points by scoring five in six minutes on 4/25 vs. DAL…Made his NBA postseason debut on 4/21 at DAL, registering
DR
5 vs. CHA, 1/20/16
an assist in four minutes of play…One game DNP – Hip Soreness…Six games DNP – Coach’s Decision.
TR
5 (2x) MR: vs. CHA, 1/20/16
2015-16 AVERAGES: In 57 games (one start), averaging 5.0 points, 1.5 rebounds and 1.9 assists (11th among NBA
AST
8 vs. NOP, 2/11/16
rookies) in 12.2 minutes…Twenty-two games DNP – Coach’s Decision…Two games DNP – Inactive…One game DNP
STL
4 (2x) MR: at DEN, 1/19/16
– Concussion.
TO
6 at SAS, 4/12/16
2015-16 NOTES: Made his first NBA start on 4/12 at SAS, scoring a career-best 17 points with seven assists and
BLK
1 (6x) MR: at BOS, 3/16/16
three rebounds in 40 minutes…Dished out a career-best eight assists vs. NOP on 2/11…Scored a career-high 16
PTS
17 at SAS, 4/12/16
points (5-6 shooting) in 16 minutes vs. MIL on 12/29…Made his NBA debut in the Thunder’s third game of the
season (vs. DEN, 11/1), dishing out three assists and picking up one steal in four minutes…Ten games of double-digit scoring.
2015-16 D-LEAGUE: In two games (two starts) with the Oklahoma City Blue, averaged 23.5 points, 7.0 assists, 3.5 rebounds and 2.0 steals in 34.0 minutes.
#21 Andre Roberson
F
6-7
210
12/04/91
Colorado
3rd NBA Season
Recent Games:
DATE
OPP
MIN
FG
3FG
FT
OR
DR
TR
A
PF
ST
TO
BS
PTS
CAREER HIGHS
MIN
37 (2x) MR: vs. GSW, 2/27/16
5/28
GSW
29
5-5
0-0
1-2
3
5
8
0
5
1
3
3
11
FGM
7 at LAL, 12/23/15
5/26
@ GSW
34
2-5
2-3
0-0
4
2
6
3
6
2
1
0
6
FGA
9 (3x) MR: vs. GSW, 2/27/16
5/24
GSW
40
7-12
1-3
2-8
2
10
12
3
5
5
0
2
17
3PM
2 (9x) MR: vs. LAC, 3/31/16
5/22
GSW
30
5-9
3-5
0-0
0
6
6
1
2
1
1
0
13
3PA
5 (2x) MR: at DAL, 2/24/16
5/18
@ GSW
15
2-5
1-2
0-0
0
3
3
0
1
0
1
1
5
FTM
4 vs. DEN, 11/1/14
2016 PLAYOFFS: In 17 games (17 starts), averaging 5.6 points, 5.2 rebounds, 1.4 steals and 1.1 blocks in 25.4
FTA
6 at SAS, 12/25/14
minutes…Notched his first career postseason double-double with playoff career highs in points (17) and rebounds
OR
6 vs. DAL, 2/19/15
DR
10 at GSW, 12/18/14
(12) alongside a career-best five steals in Game 4 vs. GSW (5/24)…Sunk three three-pointers en route to 13 points
TR
12 (2x) MR: vs. DAL, 2/19/15
vs. GSW in Game 3 (5/22)…Produced 14 points and seven rebounds vs. SAS in Game 6 (5/12) – shooting 5-of-8
AST
5 vs. DEN, 11/1/14
from the field and 3-of-5 from three-point range…One double-double.
STL
3 (2x) MR: vs. PHX, 12/31/15
2015-16 AVERAGES: In 70 games (70 starts), averaging 4.8 points and 3.6 rebounds in 22.2 minutes…One game
TO
4 (2x) MR: vs. BKN, 11/25/15
DNP – Flu-Like Symptoms…Nine games DNP – Right Knee Sprain…One game DNP – Rest.
BLK
4 (2x) MR: at LAL, 12/23/15
2015-16 NOTES: Established new career-highs in points (337), field goal percentage (.496), three-point field goal
PTS
15 at LAL, 12/23/15
percentage (.311), blocks (42), games played (70) and minutes (1,553)…Shot 28-79 (.354) from corner 3 this
season…For the second consecutive season, he increased his three-point field goal percentage by six-plus percentage points…During the month of April
he averaged 5.2 points, on .706 shooting from the floor (12-of-17 FG), and 5.4 rebounds in 20.2 minutes per game…Shot 6-of-7 from the field to score 13
points vs. LAC (3/9)…Pulled down a season-best 11 boards at GSW (3/3)…Scored a career-high 15 points on 7-of-9 shooting at LAL (12/23)…Seven games
of double-digit scoring…Two game of double-digit rebounds.
CAREER POSTSEASON: Reached the NBA Playoffs for the second time...Appeared in 19 postseason games (17 starts), and has averaged 5.1 points, 4.8
rebounds and 1.2 steals in 23.2 minutes.
#5 Kyle Singler
F
6-8
228
05/4/88
4th NBA Season
Duke
Recent Games:
DATE
OPP
MIN
FG
3FG
FT
OR
DR
TR
A
PF
ST
TO
BS
PTS
5/28
GSW
DNP – Coach’s Decision
5/26
@ GSW
DNP – Coach’s Decision
5/24
GSW
2
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5/22
GSW
9
1-4
0-1
0-0
0
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
2
5/18
@ GSW
8
0-0
0-0
0-2
0
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
2016 PLAYOFFS: In six games, averaging 1.3 points and 1.2 rebounds in 8.5 minutes…Made his NBA postseason
debut vs. DAL on 4/16, registering six points (2-of-2 from three-point range) with three rebounds…Ten games DNP
– Coach’s Decision…One game DNP – Flu Like Symptoms
2015-16 AVERAGES: In 68 games (two starts), averaging 3.4 points and 2.1 rebounds in 14.4 minutes…Ten games
DNP – Coach’s Decision…Three games DNP – Lower Back Soreness.
2015-16 NOTES: Tallied 11 points on 3-of-5 shooting from behind the three-point line at SAC on 2/29…Scored a
season-high 11 points on 4-of-4 shooting (3-of-3 from three) on 1/20 vs. CHA…Three games of double-digit scoring.
#3 Dion Waiters
Recent Games:
DATE
OPP
3/28
GSW
5/26
@ GSW
5/24
GSW
5/22
GSW
5/18
@ GSW
MIN
36
27
32
34
29
G
FG
1-5
0-4
3-7
6-11
3-11
3FG
1-3
0-1
2-4
1-3
1-4
6-4
FT
0-0
0-0
2-2
0-0
0-2
225 12/10/91
OR
0
2
0
0
0
DR
4
2
3
3
1
TR
4
4
3
3
1
A
1
4
3
3
3
PF
0
3
3
2
1
ST
1
0
0
0
1
TO
0
1
2
1
1
BS
0
0
0
0
1
Recent Games:
DATE
OPP
5/28
GSW
5/26
@ GSW
5/24
GSW
5/22
GSW
5/18
@ GSW
MIN
44
41
41
32
31
FG
10-27
11-28
12-27
10-19
5-14
G
3FG
0-5
3-8
4-8
1-5
1-5
6-3
FT
8-10
6-9
8-8
9-11
5-5
OR
3
2
5
2
1
200
DR
6
5
6
6
0
11/12/88
TR
9
7
11
8
1
A
11
8
11
12
12
PF
2
5
1
3
1
PTS
3
0
10
13
7
MIN
FGM
FGA
3PM
3PA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
TR
AST
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
TO
5
7
6
4
3
CAREER HIGHS
44 vs. PHI, 11/9/13
13 at ATL, 12/6/13
25 vs. OKC, 3/20/14
7 at LAC, 11/5/12
11 (2x) MR: at ORL, 11/23/12
10 (2x) MR: vs. WAS, 3/12/13
14 vs. WAS, 3/12/13
3 (5x) MR: vs. TOR, 11/4/15
9 vs. PHI, 3/4/15
10 vs. PHI, 3/4/15
11 vs. MIA, 3/18/14
5 at MIL, 4/11/14
7 at POR, 4/6/16
3 vs. CHA, 4/5/14
33 (2x) MR: at MIN, 4/15/15
8th NBA Season
UCLA
ST
4
5
4
2
2
CAREER HIGHS
46 (2x) MR: vs. IND, 3/15/14
9 (2x) MR: vs. ATL, 11/22/13
17 (2x) MR: at PHI, 1/10/14
6 vs. PHI, 1/17/15
8 vs. PHI, 1/17/15
8 vs. CLE, 2/12/14
8 (3x) MR: vs. CLE, 2/12/14
5 (6x) MR: vs. PHI, 2/1/14
8 vs. POR, 11/26/12
10 (2x) MR: vs. PHI, 2/1/14
5 (4x) MR: at PHX, 3/29/15
5 vs. SAC, 3/11/14
6 vs. PHX, 1/11/14
4 at HOU, 11/10/12
22 vs. ATL, 11/22/13
4th NBA Season
Syracuse
2016 PLAYOFFS: In 17 games, averaging 8.6 points, 2.5 rebounds and 2.4 assists in 27.0 minutes…Has scored in double
figures off the bench in seven postseason contests…Tallied 17 points off the bench on 5/8 vs. SAS…Recorded a careerbest postseason scoring performance of 19 points on 7-of-11 shooting (4-of-8 from three) at DAL on 4/21…Made his NBA
Playoffs debut on 4/16 vs. DAL, scoring five points off the bench with three assists, two rebounds and two steals.
2015-16 AVERAGES: In 78 games (15 starts), averaging 9.8 points, 2.6 rebounds and 2.0 assists in 27.6 minutes…Four
games DNP – Personal.
2015-16 NOTES: Established new career-highs in rebounds (202), steals (81) and minutes (2,152)…Tied a season-best of
25 points at POR on 4/6…Went 8-of-11 from the field to total 22 points at SAC on 2/29…Shot 7-of-10 (4-of-5 from three) to
score a game-high 25 points off the bench against WAS (11/10)…Scored 19 points on 6-of-9 shooting while swiping three
steals in a win over PHX (11/8)…Four games of 20+ points…Thirty-four games of double-digit scoring.
#0 Russell Westbrook
MIN
FGM
FGA
3PM
3PA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
TR
AST
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
BS
0
0
0
0
0
PTS
28
31
36
30
16
MIN
FGM
FGA
3PM
3PA
FTM
FTA
OR
DR
TR
AST
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
CAREER HIGHS
50 (2x) MR: vs. MIN, 3/23/12
21 at IND, 4/12/15
43 at IND, 4/12/15
5 (3x) MR: at MEM, 11/16/15
15 at IND, 4/12/15
20 at SAC, 2/1/09
22 (2x) MR: vs. BOS, 3/18/15
8 at POR, 2/11/09
12 (3x) MR: vs. ORL, 2/3/16
19 vs. ORL, 2/3/16
19 vs. LAC, 3/9/16
8 at GSW, 2/6/10
11 vs. DET, 11/27/15
4 vs. DEN 4/25/12
54 at IND, 4/12/15
2016 PLAYOFFS: In 17 games (17 starts), averaging 26.4 points, 10.9 assists, 6.9 rebounds and 2.6 steals in 37.0 minutes… Became
the first player with a 35-point postseason triple-double vs the defending champions since Jerry West in 1969 - posting 36 points,
11 rebounds and 11 assists in Game 4 vs. GSW (5/24)…Scored 19 points in the third quarter of Game 1 of the Western Conference
Finals (5/16) – the most points scored in a quarter by a Thunder player during the OKC era. In the same game, swiped a seven
steals – a career-high and franchise record...Totaled 10 points, four rebounds and three assists in the fourth quarter of Game 5 at
SAS (5/10), finishing with 35 points, 11 boards and nine assists…The first player since Isaiah Thomas in 1985 to score 25 points
with 15 assists in back-to-back playoff games with 26 points and 15 assists at DAL on 4/21 followed by 25 points and 15 assists
two nights later…Six games of 30+ points…Thirteen games of 20+ points…One triple-double…Fourteen double-doubles…Eleven
games of 10+ assists, including three with 15+ assists…Four games of 10+ rebounds.
2015-16 AVERAGES: In 80 games (80 starts), averaging 23.5 points (eighth in NBA), 7.8 rebounds, 10.4 assists (second in NBA)
and 2.04 steals (fifth in NBA) in 34.4 minutes…Two games DNP – Rest.
2015-16 NOTES: Produced 18 triple-doubles – tying Magic Johnson (18 in 1981-82) for the most triple-doubles in the past 40 years. No other player has recorded over 17 tripledoubles in the past 25 seasons…OKC is 18-0 when he records a triple-double - the longest winning streak by a player in games in which he had a triple-double in a single season
in NBA history and the longest such streak overall since the Lakers won 24 consecutive games when Magic Johnson had a triple-double from Nov. 1984 to Nov. 1987…Thirtyseven career triple-doubles…Has produced a double-double in 54 of his 80 games…Recorded a triple-double by halftime on 4/11 vs. LAL, the first player since Kevin Johnson in
1997 to register one in the first half. The feat took him 17 minutes and 46 seconds – the second-fastest triple-double in NBA history (Jim Tucker recorded his in 17 minutes for
the Syracuse Nationals in 1955)…His seven triple-doubles in the month of March matches Michael Jordan (April 1989) for the most triple-doubles in a calendar month in the
past 40 years and helped propel Westbrook to earn Western Conference Player of the Month honors for the second time this season…Voted a starter for the 2016 NBA All-Star
Game, his fifth All-Star appearance and first start, where he became the first player to win outright All-Star MVP honors in back-to-back seasons…Totaled 31 points, eight
rebounds and five assists in the West’s 196-173 win…First player with triple-doubles in consecutive games on three occasions in a season since Magic Johnson in 199091…Pulled down a career-high 19 rebounds vs. ORL on 2/3, joining Jason Kidd as the only two guards with a 19 rebounds game in the last 25 NBA seasons…Named Western
Conference Player of the Month for December alongside teammate Kevin Durant after averaging 23.8 points, 8.9 assists, 5.9 rebounds and a league-best 2.73 points while
tallying three 30-point games and seven double-digit assist contests...By totaling 121 points and 37 assists in his first week of the season, became the first player with at least
120 points and 35 assists through four games since Nate Archibald in 1972…Totaled 48 points, 11 rebounds and 8 assists at ORL (10/30) alongside 43 points from Kevin Durant.
The duo has scored 40+ points in the same game on three occasions throughout their careers, the most by any two teammates in NBA history…Scored 40+ points four
times…Scored 30+ points 13 times…Scored 20+ points 58 times…Scored in double figures in 77 games…Forty-eight games of double-digit assists…Twenty-four games of doubledigit rebounds…Eighteen triple-doubles…Fifty-four double-doubles.
CAREER POSTSEASON: Reached the NBA Playoffs for the sixth time...Appeared in 81 career postseason games (81 starts) and has averaged 24.6 points, 6.2 rebounds, 7.6
assists and 1.9 steals in 37.6 minutes...Franchise leader in postseason assists (613)…Ranks second in franchise history in career postseason scoring (1,993 points), third in
scoring average (24.6), fourth in steals (156) and fifth in rebounds (504)…Has recorded a triple-double in five career playoff games...Twenty-seven double-doubles...Eighteen
career playoff games of 30+ points, including three games of 40+ points...Recorded 58 games of 20+ points.