OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER at LOS ANGELES LAKERS (46-16) (21-42)

OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER 213-14 GAME NOTES GAME #63 ROAD GAME #31 Z OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER at LOS ANGELES LAKERS (46-16) (21-42) SUNDAY ٠ MARCH 9, 214 ٠ 2:3 PM (CST) ٠ STAPLES CENTER, CA 213-14 SCHEDULE/RESULTS.. OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER PROBABLE STARTERS NO DATE OPP W/L **TV/RECORD 1 1/3 @ UTA W, 11-98 1-2 11/1 @ MIN L, 81-1 1-1 3 11/3 vs. PHX W, 13-96 2-1 4 11/6 vs. DAL W, 17-93 3-1 5 11/8 @ DET W, 119-1 4-1 6 11/1 vs. WAS W, 16-15 (OT) 5-1 7 11/13 @ LAC L, 13-111 5-2 8 11/14 @ GSW L, 115-116 5-3 9 11/16 @ MIL W, 92-79 6-3 1 11/18 vs. DEN W, 115-113 7-3 11 11/21 vs. LAC W, 15-91 8-3 12 11/24 vs. UTA W, 95-73 9-3 13 11/27 vs. SAS W, 94-88 1-3 14 11/29 vs. GSW W, 113-112 (OT) 11-3 15 12/1 vs. MIN W, 113-13 12-3 16 12/3 @ SAC W, 97-95 13-3 17 12/4 @ POR L, 14-111 13-4 18 12/6 @ NOP W, 19-95 14-4 19 12/8 vs. IND W, 118-94 15-4 2 12/1 @ ATL W, 11-92 16-4 21 12/11 @ MEM W, 116-1 17-4 22 12/13 vs. LAL W, 122-97 18-4 23 12/15 vs. ORL W, 11-98 19-4 24 12/17 @ DEN W, 15-93 2-4 25 12/19 vs. CHI W, 17-95 21-4 26 12/21 @ SAS W, 113-11 22-4 27 12/22 vs. TOR L, 98-14 22-5 28 12/25 @ NYK W, 123-94 23-5 29 12/27 @ CHA W, 89-85 24-5 3 12/29 vs. HOU W, 117-86 25-5 31 12/31 vs. POR L, 94-98 25-6 32 1/2 vs. BKN L, 93-95 25-7 33 1/4 @ MIN W, 115-111 26-7 34 1/5 vs. BOS W, 119-96 27-7 35 1/7 @ UTA L, 11-112 27-8 36 1/9 @ DEN L, 88-11 27-9 37 1/11 vs. MIL W, 11-85 28-9 38 1/14 @ MEM L, 87-9 28-1 39 1/16 @ HOU W, 14-92 29-1 4 1/17 vs. GSW W, 127-121 3-1 41 1/19 vs. SAC W, 18-93 31-1 42 1/21 vs. POR W, 15-97 32-1 42 1/22 @ SA W, 111-15 33-1 44 1/24 @ BOS W, 11-83 34-1 45 1/25 @ PHI W, 13-91 35-1 46 1/27 vs. ATL W, 111-19 36-1 47 1/29 @ MIA W, 112-95 37-1 48 1/31 @ BKN W, 12-95 38-1 49 2/1 @ WAS L, 81-96 38-11 5 2/3 vs. MEM W, 86-77 39-11 51 2/5 vs. MIN W, 16-97 4-11 52 2/7 @ ORL L, 12-13 4-12 53 2/9 vs. NY W, 112-1 41-12 54 2/11 @ POR W, 98-95 42-12 55 2/13 @ LAL W, 17-13 43-12 56 2/2 vs. MIA L, 81-13 43-13 57 2/23 vs. LAC L, 125-117 43-14 58 2/26 vs. CLE L, 14-114 43-15 59 2/28 vs. MEM W, 113-17 44-15 6 3/2 vs. CHA W, 116-99 45-15 61 3/4 vs. PHI W, 125-92 46-15 62 3/6 @ PHX L, 122-128 46-16 63 3/9 @ LAL ABC 64 3/11 vs. HOU FSO 65 3/13 vs. LAL TNT 66 3/16 vs. DAL FSO 67 3/17 @ CHI ESPN/FSO 68 3/2 @ CLE FSO 69 3/21 @ TOR FSO 7 3/24 vs. DEN FSO 71 3/25 @ DAL TNT/FSO 72 3/28 vs. SAC FSO 73 3/3 vs. UTA FSO 74 4/3 vs. SA TNT/FSO 75 4/4 @ HOU ESPN/FSO 76 4/6 @ PHX FSO 77 4/8 @ SAC FSO 78 4/9 @ LAC ESPN/FSO 79 4/11 vs. NOP FSO 8 4/13 @ IND NBA-TV/FSO 81 4/14 @ NOP FSO 82 4/16 vs. DET FSO **All games can be heard on 98.1 FM, the Sports Animal No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Prior to NBA/Home Country Yrs. Pro 35 Kevin Durant F 6-9 24 9/29/88 Texas/USA 6 9 Serge Ibaka F 6-1 245 9/18/89 Ricoh Manresa/Republic of Congo 4 12 Steven Adams C 7-255 7/2/93 Pittsburgh/New Zealand R 3 Perry Jones G 6-11 235 9/24/91 Baylor/USA 1 Russell Westbrook G 6-3 2 11/12/88 UCLA/USA 5 OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER RESERVES 2 Caron Butler F 6-7 228 3/13/8 Connecticut/USA 11 4 Nick Collison F 6-1 255 1/26/8 Kansas/USA 9 6 Derek Fisher G 6-1 21 8/9/74 Arkansas-Little Rock/USA 17 15 Reggie Jackson G 6-3 28 4/16/9 Boston College/USA 2 11 Jeremy Lamb G 6-5 185 5/3/92 Connecticut/USA 1 21 Andre Roberson G 6-7 21 12/4/91 Colorado/USA R 5 Kendrick Perkins C 6-1 27 11/1/84 Clifton J. Ozen HS (TX)/USA 1 25 Thabo Sefolosha G 6-7 222 5/2/84 Angelico Biella/Switzerland 7 34 Hasheem Thabeet C 7-3 263 2/16/87 Connecticut/Tanzania 4 14 Reggie Williams F 6-6 21 9/14/86 Virginia Military/USA 4 OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER STAFF HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACHES DIRECTOR ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE ATHLETIC TRAINER Scott Brooks (UC Irvine) Rex Kalamian (Cal Poly Pomona) Robert Pack (USC) Mark Bryant (Seton Hall) Brian Keefe (UNLV) Mike Terpstra (Northwest Nazarene University) Dwight Daub (Evansville) Joe Sharpe (Old Dominion).RECORDS.. RECORDS BY MONTH/DAY INFORMATION INJURY REPORT: RECORD HOME PRONUNCIATION GUIDE: SCOTT BROOKS PREGAME MEDIA AVAILABILITY: RECENT TRANSACTIONS: ROAD OVERALL 46-16 (.742) 26-6 (.813) 2-1 (.667) WESTERN 27-1 (.73) 16-2 (.889) 11-8 (.579) EASTERN 19-6 (.76) 1-4 (.714) 9-2 (.818) STREAKS Lost 1 Won 3 Lost 1 OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 1-1-3 14-3 13-4 6-5 2-1 -- SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 11-2 3-6-3 7-3 4-5 9-2 5-1 Kendrick Perkins is OUT (left groin strain) Thabo Sefolosha is out (left calf strain) Serge Ibaka: Surge Ee-BAK-a Andre Roberson: ROB-er-sun Thabo Sefolosha: TA-bow sef-a-low-sha Hasheem Thabeet: Ha-SHEEM THA-beet 15 minutes prior to the game at HOME and 9 minutes prior to the game on the ROAD 3/6/14: Signed forward Reggie Williams to 1-day contract 3/1/14: Signed forward Caron Butler 2/23/14: Recalled forward Andre Roberson from the Tulsa 66ers of the NBA D-League 66ers

RECENT GAMES. Game #62 Oklahoma City 122 Phoenix 128 US Airways Center 3/6/14 SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Thunder 41 24 33 24 122 Suns 32 29 4 27 128 THUNDER High Scoring THUNDER High Rebounds THUNDER High Assists SUNS High Scoring SUNS High Rebounds SUNS High Assists Westbrook 36 Westbrook 9 Westbrook 9 Green 41 Tucker 9 Three with 4 GAME HIGHLIGHTS: The Thunder built a 16-point lead with just over three minutes left in the third quarter, but a 21-2 Suns run erased that edge, before a 6- Phoenix run in the closing minutes put the game away. Russell Westbrook scored 36 points (season-high) on 13-for-22 shooting, including 4-for-9 from three-point range and 6-for-6 from the free throw line. He also racked up nine rebounds, nine assists and four steals. The Thunder outscored Phoenix 52-38 in points in the paint and 33-21 in fast break points on the night, while shooting 5 percent from the field and scoring 22 points off of 14 Suns turnovers. Kevin Durant scored 34 points on 12-for-24 shooting while adding seven rebounds and five assists, while Serge Ibaka added 18 points on 7- for-11 shooting and blocked three shots. Newcomer Caron Butler started the game 4-for-5 from behind the three-point stripe on his way to 14 points in 29 minutes off the bench. Game #61 Oklahoma City 125 Philadelphia 92 Chesapeake Energy Arena 3/4/14 SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 FINAL 76ers 23 22 31 16 92 Thunder 37 24 37 24 125 THUNDER High Scoring THUNDER High Rebounds THUNDER High Assists 76ERS High Scoring 76ERS High Rebounds 76ERS High Assists Durant 42 Westbrook 1 Westbrook 14 Anderson 2 Varnado/Mullens 6 Carter-Williams 5 GAME HIGHLIGHTS: The Thunder pulled ahead by double figures in the first quarter, then used an 11- run midway through the second quarter to put the game away for good in a wire-to-wire victory. The 33-point victory was the largest margin of victory for OKC this season. The Thunder outscored the 76ers 58-36 in the paint, 27-18 in fast break points and out-rebounded the 76ers 57-38 while racking up a season-high 48 defensive rebounds. Russell Westbrook recorded his eighth career triple double and second of the season in just 2 minutes, the second fastest triple-double in NBA history, with 13 points, 14 assists and 1 rebounds. Kevin Durant scored 42 points on 14-for-2 shooting in addition to nine rebounds, three assists and two steals in just 33 minutes of action. The Thunder s defense held the 76ers to just 34. percent shooting, a Thunder opponent low this year, while making 12 steals and ten blocks. Game #6 Oklahoma City 116 Charlotte 99 Chesapeake Energy Arena 3/2/14 SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Bobcats 25 3 26 18 99 Thunder 31 3 24 31 116 THUNDER High Scoring THUNDER High Rebounds THUNDER High Assists BOBCATS High Scoring BOBCATS High Rebounds BOBCATS High Assists Durant 28 Ibaka 1 Westbrook/Durant 5 Jefferson 25 Jefferson 7 McRoberts 6 GAME HIGHLIGHTS: The Thunder used a 26-8 run, including a 14- burst midway through the fourth quarter in order to break away from a one-possession game in a wire-to-wire victory. The Thunder outscored the Bobcats 5-32 in the paint, 19-3 in second chance points, 15-6 in fast break points and 25-15 in points off turnovers. Russell Westbrook started 8-for-8 from the field (best start to a game in his career) en route to a 1-for-12 shooting night and 26 points. He also made two of the Thunder s ten steals. Serge Ibaka scored 15 points on 5-for-8 shooting while grabbing ten rebounds and blocking two shots. The Thunder s bench scored 39 points, led by 17 from Reggie Jackson and seven each from Nick Collison and Jeremy Lamb.

OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER NOTES.... So far, so Good: The Thunder will look for fourth victory in the last five games this afternoon as Oklahoma City is set to square off against the Lakers at STAPLES Center. Despite losing to the Phoenix Suns on Thursday night, the Thunder maintains the best record in the Western Conference (tied with Indiana for the best record in the NBA). Through 62 games, the Thunder has equaled its best start in the Oklahoma City era (46-16). Heading into today s game versus the Lakers, Oklahoma City leads the Northwest Division by 4. games. 25+: After registering 34 points on Thursday night in Phoenix, Kevin Durant has now scored 25 or more points in the last 27 straight games (second longest such streak of his career; 29 games 12/22/29-2/23/21). Durant s current streak is tied for the second longest streak in the last 25 years. Only his own 29 game streak stands as a longer such stretch in the last two and a half decades (Allen Iverson s also registered a 27 game streak of 25 or more during the 2-21). Results with Russell: After missing the previous 27 games (right knee), Russell Westbrook returned to the Thunder lineup on Mar. 2 vs. Miami. In his first two games after returning to the lineup, Westbrook averaged 13.5 points on 25.% shooting to go along with 4. assists. However, in his last five games, Westbrook is averaging 24. points on 58.3% shooting (including 52.% 3-point shooting; 13-25 3FGs) to go along with 8.6 assists. Last Tuesday night versus Philadelphia, Westbrook recorded his eighth career triple-double in just 2+ minutes of action to become the second fastest player to register a triple-double (Jim Tucker recorded a triple-double in 17 minutes of action on 2/2/55 as a member of the Syracuse Nationals). Fisher 4 Three: In the last 21 games, Fisher is shooting 51.3% from 3-point range (39-76 3FGs). Dating back to Jan. 21, Fisher has connected on multiple 3-point field goals in 11 of the last 21 games. Ibaka is Surging: So far this season, Serge Ibaka has once again displayed signs of continued development. In the last 24 games, Serge Ibaka is averaging 17. points on 6.2% shooting to go along with 8.2 rebounds and 2.9 blocks per game. Already this season, Ibaka has recorded 21 doubledoubles (posted 15 double-doubles from all of last season). Ibaka is currently averaging career-highs in points (15.1 ppg) and rebounds (8.7 rpg). For a three game stretch last month (1/16 at HOU 1/19 vs. SAC) Ibaka recorded 2+ points in three straight games for the very first time in his career. Ibaka currently ranks 2 nd in blocked shots (2.55 bpg) and prior to the Thunder s game on Dec. 3, he had recorded three or more blocks in eight consecutive games for the second time in his career (strung together 11 such games during the 21-11 season). Ibaka is one of two players {Andrew Bogut (8 games with three+ blocks from 2/28/21-3/17/21)} to record such a stretch since the start of the 25-6 season. In a league of his own: During the Month of January, Kevin Durant averaged 35.9 points per game while shooting 54.9% from the field (highest scoring month of Durant s career). During the month, Durant recorded his fifth career triple-double on Jan. 25 at Philadelphia to go along with his career-best 54 point performance versus Golden State on Jan. 17 and four additional 4+ point outings. Durant became just the third player in the last 3 years to score 3+ points in 12 consecutive games and the streak finally came to an end on Jan. 31 at Brooklyn during a game in which the Thunder amassed a 32 point lead and Durant did not play in the fourth quarter (Tracy McGrady scored 3+ points in 14 consecutive games in March/April of 23 and Kobe Bryant recorded a 16 game streak from Jan.-Feb. of 23). If Durant were to maintain his current 31.8 point per game average, it would represent the highest scoring average in the NBA since Kobe Bryant averaged 35.4 ppg during the 25-6 season. The chart below highlights the rarity of Durant s current averages. Players to average 31+ points, 7+ rebounds and 5+ assists Kevin Durant Current Elgin Baylor 196-61 Wilt Chamberlain (2x) 1963-64 & 1965-66 Oscar Robertson (2x) 1963-64 & 1965-66 Jerry West 1965-66 Michael Jordan 1988-89 LeBron James 25-6 Better With Age: After the 27-8 season in which Oklahoma City won 2 games after a 3-29 start, the Thunder has proceeded to increase its winning percentage in each subsequent season. With a record of 46-16, Oklahoma City is on pace to become just the second team in NBA history (Minnesota Timberwolves; 1992-93 to 1997-98) to increase its winning percentage for six consecutive seasons. With a 6-22 record during the 212-13 season, Oklahoma City became just the second team in NBA history (Boston Celtics; 1955-196) to increase its winning percentage for five consecutive seasons (while maintaining a winning Season Winning % Playoff Finish 213-14.742(46-16) TBD 212-13.732(6-22) Advanced to Conference Semifinals 211-12.712(47-19) Advanced to NBA Finals 21-11.671(55-27) Advanced to Conference Finals 29-1.61(5-32) Lost in first round 28-9.28(23-59) Missed the playoffs percentage of.7 or better in two of those seasons). The chart to the right illustrates the Thunder s improvement during each of the last five-plus seasons. Road Warriors: With a road record of 2-1, the Thunder has already strung together a 6-game and an 8-game road win streak this season (the eight straight road wins were the most in the Oklahoma City era). It fact, it had been over a decade since the OKC franchise last won eight consecutive road games (last won eight straight road games from 1/24/2 2/27/2). Prior to the All-Star break, the Thunder had claimed 2 road wins, which equaled the most in the NBA at that point (San Antonio). Thunder All-Stars Shine Bright: During All-Star Weekend in New Orleans, the Oklahoma City Thunder organization was once again well represented. Led by Scott Brooks and the Thunder coaching staff, the West All-Stars built an 18-point lead, but eventually fell to the Eastern Conference squad. Making his fifth All-Star appearance (fourth start), Kevin Durant recorded a game-high (tying) 38 points to go along with 1 rebounds in 35 minutes of action. Durant is the first player in All-Star history to score 3+ points in four straight All-Star games. Durant has now scored 153 points in his five all star games, the most of any player in NBA history during his first five all All-Star appearances. Thunder rookie Steven Adams participated is the Rising Stars Challenge as part of All-Star Weekend. In 18 minutes, Adams went 3-of-3 from the field for six points to go along with four blocked shots. Additionally, Thunder guard Reggie Jackson participated in the Skills Challenge part of All-Star Saturday Night. Bouncing Back: After falling to the Suns on Thursday night, the Thunder will once again look to respond this afternoon in Los Angeles. In what has become a staple for the Thunder during the past few seasons, Oklahoma City has proven to be incredibly resilient in those games played after a loss. Dating back to the start of the 211-12 season, OKC has posted a 42-12 record in bounce-back games (second best record in the NBA; San Antonio).

Getting Defensive: As one might expect, team defense is always critical to overall team success. So far this season, OKC has limited its opponents to the fourth worst field goal shooting percentage in the NBA (43.5%). The Thunder is currently 14-2 this season when holding the opposition to sub 4.% field goal shooting. Dating back to the start of last season, the Thunder is 59-5 when holding their opponent to 42.% or less field goal shooting. During the 212-13 season, Oklahoma City held the opposition 96.5 points on 42.5% shooting. With respect to opponent field goal percentage, OKC held their opponents to the second worst field goal percentage in the NBA. OKC went 21-1 last season when limiting the opposition to sub 4.% field goal shooting. Team Basketball: On 18 occasions this season (Most recently: Mar. 4 vs. PHI), the Thunder prevailed during a game in which five players scored in double figures. So far this year, the Thunder is an impressive 18-2 when five players score 1+ points. Last season, the Thunder found a tremendous level of success when five or more players scored 1+ points. In fact, OKC recorded a 28-3 record when five or more players score 1+ points (OKC started season 14- when five players scored 1 or more), including a perfect 5- mark when 6+ players score in double-figures. 1-: Prior to falling to the Wizards on Feb. 1 in Washington D.C., the Thunder reeled-off 1 consecutive victories. In those 1 games, Oklahoma City averaged 11.2 points on 52.5% shooting and won by an average margin of 12.1 points per game. The streak was the second longest in the Oklahoma City era (the Thunder won 12 straight games last season from 11/24/12 12/19/12). Through the first 46 games this season, the Thunder amassed three win streaks in excess of eight games to become just the fourth team in the last eight seasons to accomplish such a feat. Boards are the Barometer: As one might expect, Oklahoma City has traditionally found its greatest success when outrebounding the opposition. So far this season OKC has gone 38-6 this year when outrebounding the opposition (including 14-1 when outrebounding the opponent by 1 or more). OKC currently ranks ninth in the NBA in rebounding (45. rebounds per game), despite not having a player on the roster rank among the NBA s top-2 rebounders. On Jan. 31, the Thunder limited the Brooklyn Nets to an all-time NBA low of just 17 rebounds. Last season, OKC went 44-8 when outrebounding the opposition (16-14 when OKC failed to outrebound opponent) and a perfect 12- when outrebounding the opponent by 1 or more. A Baker s Dozen: After defeating the Chicago Bulls on Dec. 19, the Thunder improved to 13- at home this season, becoming the first team in the NBA to do so since the Cleveland Cavaliers accomplished the feat in 28 (opened the season 23- at home). The Thunder jumped-out to its best home start in the Oklahoma City era (the Thunder had never gone better than 3- at home to begin a season) and the 13- home start to the season equaled the longest in the all-time history of the franchise (the OKC franchise started the 1976-77 season 13-). By defeating the Timberwolves at home on Dec. 1, the OKC franchise claimed a sweep of a six-plus game homestand for just the second time in the all-time history of the franchise (swept sevengame homestand from 12/3/77 1/15/78). Better Then Ever: In his seventh NBA season, Kevin Durant has once again continued to improve as a player. A year after becoming just the second player in NBA history (Larry Bird) to average 28+ points while shooting better than 5.% from the field, 4.% from 3-point range and 9.% from the free throw line, Durant has once again found a way to improve his game during the 213-14 season. Durant is currently averaging career-highs in not only points (31.8 ppg), but also in assists (5.5 apg). On 13 instances this season, Durant has scored 3+ points while registering 1+ rebounds (Durant accomplished the feat just four times during all of last season). During the Thunder s come-from-behind victory over the Timberwolves on Jan. 4 (trailed by as many as 13 points in the 4 th quarter), Kevin Durant posted a then season-high 48 points, 23 of which came in the 4 th quarter (represents career-high for Durant in the 4 th quarter). 25 for Brooks: After defeating the Atlanta Hawks earlier this season on Dec. 1, Thunder Head Coach, Scott Brooks claimed his 25 th career victory in his 41 st game. Brooks is now one of five coaches in the NBA to own 25+ wins with their current franchise (Mike Brown, Rick Carlisle, Gregg Popovich and Erik Spoelstra). Fewest Games to 25 Wins, Coaches Beginning Career since 197-71 (per STATS Inc.): Phil Jackson(346) Pat Riley (348) Billy Cunningham(363) K.C. Jones (367) Rick Adelman(373) Mike Brown (378) Erik Spoelstra (382) Paul Westphal (384) Stan Van Gundy (391) Rudy Tomjanovich (392) Scott Brooks (41) Home Cooking: Since arriving in Oklahoma City during 28, the Thunder has always taken pride in defending its home court. This season, OKC began a perfect 13- at Chesapeake Energy Arena (best home start for the Thunder in the Oklahoma City era) before falling to the Raptors on Dec. 22. The OKC franchise matched its best all-time home start (team also went 13- top open the 1976-77 season). The Thunder s 13 game home winning streak is the second longest streak in the Oklahoma City era (won 14 games from 1/6/12 3/7/12). During the 212-13 season, the Thunder went 34-7 at Chesapeake Energy Arena (4 th best home record in the NBA) while registering a 13. point per game differential (largest home point differential in the NBA). During the 211-12 season (26-7 at home), the Thunder finished behind only Miami (28-5) and San Antonio (28-5) in the race for the NBA s best home record. Winning Big: After claiming a 33-point victory over the 76ers on Mar. 4, the Thunder once again secured a double-digit margin of victory. On 25 occasions this season, the Thunder has prevailed by double-figures and on eight occasions, the Thunder has won by 2 or more. During the 212-13 season Oklahoma City registered a league-leading point differential of 9.2 points per game {largest point differential since the 27-8 Celtics (1.3 point differential)}. Dating back to 198, only six teams have finished with a larger point differential greater than what the Thunder posted last season. Just Another Back-2-Back: After defeating the Celtics and 76ers on consecutive nights in late January, the Thunder claimed a fifth sweep of a back-to-back this season. So far this year OKC has gone 8-1 on the first night and 5-4 on the second night of its back-to-back pairings (the Thunder is scheduled to play 15 back-to-back this year). Last season, OKC finished the year with an 11-4 record on the first night to go along with a 1-5 mark on the second night of the club s back-to-back sets. On the season, Oklahoma City registered sweeps in seven of their back-to-back match-ups.

Playoff Success: After defeating the Houston Rockets in the opening round of the 213 playoffs, the Thunder became the ONLY Western Conference team to advance past the first round in each of the last three seasons (Miami also accomplished the feat in the Eastern Conference). Bench Production: Prior to Reggie Jackson entering the Thunder s starting line-up (after Russell Westbrook underwent knee surgery on Dec. 27), the Thunder s bench had been producing at a clip that had never been seen in the Oklahoma City era. Through the first 28 games of the season, Oklahoma City s bench averaged 34.6 points per game, representing the highest scoring output for the Thunder reserves during the OKC era. Through the Thunder s Christmas game on Dec. 25, the duo of Jackson and Lamb had combined to average 22. points per game off the bench. Adams in the Family: Throughout the early part of the season, Thunder rookie Steven Adams has been effective on both the offensive and defensive ends of the floor. After recording his first career double-double with 17 points and 1 rebounds on Nov. 8 at Detroit (first double-double for a Thunder rookie since Serge Ibaka accomplished the feat on 2/2/1 vs. Toronto), Adams finds himself ranking fifth among rookies in rebounding (4.1 rpg) and fourth in blocked shots (.76 bpg). Best in the West: The Thunder is currently on pace to record a second consecutive 6+ win campaign. During the 212-13 season, the Thunder posted a record of 6-22 as the club finished atop the Western Conference after capturing a third straight Northwest Division title. Oklahoma City is one of just two teams in the NBA to currently maintain a.6 or better winning percentage in each of the last four full seasons (San Antonio Spurs). OKC is Fan Friendly: The Thunder once again played in front of a packed-house to open the 213-14 season as fans continue to fill Chesapeake Energy Arena. After registering sellouts during all 41 home games last season, the Thunder has now recorded sellouts in 121 consecutive regular season home outings and 146 games overall when including the postseason. Fans in attendance this season will once again enjoyed the improvements made to the Chesapeake Energy Arena as part of a taxpayer funded initiative passed in March 28. Thanks to the publically funded initiative, the team s arena boasts a state-of-the art scoreboard, 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. Making them Look Free: In what has become a staple for the Thunder program, OKC has once again been very productive at the free throw line this season. Through 62 games, OKC is the third best free throw shooting team in the NBA (currently shooting 8.5% from the FT line). During the 212-13 season, the Thunder not only led the NBA in free throw shooting, but OKC actually finished the year as the third best free throw shooting team in NBA history. In 82 regular season games, Oklahoma City converted at an 82.8% clip (1,819-2,196) from the charity stripe. As a point of reference, the best all-time free throw shooting percentage for an entire season in NBA history is 83.2% (Boston Celtics; 1989-9) followed by the 22-3 Mavericks who shot 82.9% from the line. In addition to the Thunder s accuracy, Oklahoma City was effective in getting to the free throw line at a high rate. When the dust settled this past season, Oklahoma City attempted the second most free throws in the NBA (L.A. Lakers). During the Thunder s OT win against Dallas on 1/18, Kevin Durant went a perfect 21-of-21 from the free throw line. His performance represented the second best free throw shooting effort in NBA history (Dominique Wilkins went 23-of-23 from the line in 1992. The Thunder led the NBA in free throw shooting during three consecutive seasons (21-11 through 212-13 seasons) and during the 21-11 season, OKC shot a league-best 82.3% from the free throw line (5 th highest percentage in NBA history). During the 29-1 season Durant recorded 756 free throw makes, an all-time OKC Thunder franchise record and the 6 th most in NBA history for a single season. Durant s 756 free throws made were the most for a single-season since Michael Jordan recorded 833 free throw makes during the 1986-87 season. KD is the ONLY player in NBA history to convert 7+ free throws while shooting 9.% or better. 5/4/9: This past season Kevin Durant became a member of the exclusive 5/4/9 club by shooting better than 5.% from the field, 4.% from 3-point range and 9.% from the free throw line. Durant actually became just the second player in NBA history (Larry Bird; 1986-87 season) to average 28+ points while going 5/4/9 during the year. The chart below illustrates those players to finish a season going 5/4/9 (min 15 FT and 3FG attempts). To highlight Durant s efficiency, he became just the second player in NBA history (Charles Barkley; 1987-88) to average 28+ points on fewer than 18 field goal attempts. Player Season G FG% 3P% FT% Pts Kevin Durant 12-13 OKC 81.51.416.95 28.1 Steve Nash 9-1 Pho 81.57.426.938 16.5 Steve Nash 8-9 Pho 74.53.439.933 15.7 Steve Nash 7-8 Pho 81.54.47.96 16.9 Dirk Nowitzki 6-7 Dal 78.52.416.94 24.6 Steve Nash 5-6 Pho 79.512.439.921 18.8 Reggie Miller 93-94 Ind 79.53.421.98 19.9 Mark Price 88-89 Cle 75.526.441.91 18.9 Larry Bird 87-88 Bos 76.527.414.916 29.9 Larry Bird 86-87 Bos 74.525.4.91 28.1 Block Party: As has become the norm in recent seasons, the Thunder is once again among the top shot-blocking teams in the NBA (OKC currently ranks second in the NBA with 6.15 bpg). Led by Serge Ibaka s 3.3 blocks per game (tops in the NBA), OKC averaged 7.61 blocks per game last year. After leading the league in total blocked shots for a third consecutive season, Ibaka joins Dikembe Mutombo (1994-98) as the only other player to accomplish such a feat in NBA history. During the 211-12 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 2 years. The 1993-94 Denver Nuggets team (8.37 bpg) was the last group to average more blocks than the 11-12 OKC team. During 211-12, Ibaka led the NBA while setting an all-time franchise record with a 3.65 block per game average (most blocks per game since Theo Ratliff recorded 3.74 bpg during the 2-1 season). To put a bit more perspective on Ibaka s accomplishment; with a total of 241 blocks during the 211-12 season, Ibaka recorded only 19 fewer blocks than the entire Nets team that year. During the Thunder s game versus the Nuggets on 2/19/12, Ibaka set a franchise record by blocking 11 shots en route to his first career triple-double. Shooting Past the Pacers: In a match-up against the NBA s top defensive team (Indiana Pacers) on Dec. 8, the Thunder shot 61.% from the floor (47-77 FGs) which represents the top shooting performance for the club since 3/3/12 (63.%; 44-73 FGs) vs. Charlotte. The Thunder led the Pacers by as many as 29 points before securing the 24 point victory (second largest margin of victory for OKC this season). Tail of Two Halves: After surrendering a season-high 73 first half points to the Rockets on Jan. 16, the Thunder responded by limiting Houston to an all-time franchise-low of just 19 points in the second half (the prior franchise-low was 22 points allowed on 2/21/3 vs. MIL). In the second half, the Thunder limited the Rockets to 19.4% shooting as Houston shot -of-14 from 3-point range. The Rockets became the first team in NBA history to not score 1 points after recording 7+ points in the first half and the -54 point scoring differential from one half to the other was the largest in NBA history.

January 31 in Brooklyn: After leading by as many as 32 points, the Thunder recorded a 25-point road victory on Jan. 31 after holding the Nets to an All-Time NBA-low of just 17 rebounds. During the game, the Thunder led by 28 points at halftime (second largest halftime road lead in the Oklahoma City era) before going onto finish the night shooting 63.6% from the field (highest field goal percentage shooting game in the NBA this season and a Thunder record during the Oklahoma City era). The Thunder defeated the Nets in large part due to a combined shooting performance of 22-of-24 from Kevin Durant and Serge Ibaka. Ibaka s perfect 12-for-12 shooting night is a Thunder record (Kevin Durant held the previous record after shooting 9-for- 9 on 2/1/9 at SAC). One of a Kind Performance Really: In the Thunder s outing on Dec. 1 versus the Timberwolves, Kevin Durant delivered a performance that had never been seen before. On the night, Durant recorded his fourth career triple-double with 32 points, 1 rebounds and a career-high 12 assists. By also adding four blocks and four steals, Durant becomes the first player with 32+ points, 1+ rebounds, 12+ assists, 4+ steals and 4+ blocks in the same game since blocks and steals became official stats during the 1973-74 season. Two at 3: During the Thunder s win over the Nuggets on Nov. 18, both Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook topped the 3-point scoring plateau. Dating back to the start of the 29-1 season, OKC is 2-5 when Durant and Westbrook both top the 3 point benchmark in the same game. The 25 games in which the duo has scored 3 or more is tops in the NBA during this span. Christmas Day: In the first meeting of the season between New York and Oklahoma City, the Thunder claimed a 123-94 victory on Christmas Day in Madison Square Garden. The 29-point win represented the largest margin of victory for a visiting team in the more than 2 Christmas Day games played in NBA history. Despite not playing in the 4 th quarter, Russell Westbrook became the eighth player to record a triple-double on Christmas Day (seventh triple-double of Westbrook s career) in NBA history. Westbrook joined John Havlicek (1967) and LeBron James (21) as the only players to record a road triple-double on Christmas. 42 on Opening Night: Kevin Durant picked-up right where he left off in opening the 213-14 campaign. In 39 minutes, Durant scored 42 points (including 22-of-24 from the free throw line) which represented the second highest scoring output on opening night for the OKC franchise (Dale Ellis scored 46 points to open the 1988 season). Durant s 42 points are the most scored on the NBA s opening night since Monta Ellis scored 46 points at the start of the 21-11 season. Scoring Leader: With 2,28 points scored during the 212-13 regular season, Kevin Durant led the NBA in total points scored for a fourth consecutive season. Durant joins Michael Jordan (11x), Wilt Chamberlain (7x), Kobe Bryant (4x) and George Gervin (4x) as the only players in NBA history to accomplish such a feat. During the 212-13 season, Durant (28.1) finished behind only Carmel Anthony (28.7 ppg) in the race for the league s scoring title (based on points scored per game). During the 29-1 season, Durant became the youngest scoring champ in NBA history (21 years & 197 days). Most Consecutive Scoring Titles (based on ppg) Michael Jordan 7 1986-93 Wilt Chamberlain 7 1959-66 Kevin Durant 3 29-12 Michael Jordan 3 1995-98 George Gervin 3 1977-8 Bob McAdoo 3 1973-76 Neil Johnston 3 1952-55 George Mikan 3 1948-51 Sweet 6: With a victory versus the Sacramento Kings in the final days of the 212-13 regular season, the Thunder claimed a 6 win season for the first time in the Oklahoma City era. In the all-time history of the Thunder franchise, the team had recorded 6 or more wins three times previously, with the most recent occurrence coming during the 1997-98 season (61-21). To highlight the rarity of a 6 win season, in the past 2 seasons, 16 NBA franchises have failed to record a single season with 6 wins. Per the Elias Sports Bureau, the Thunder became the fourth youngest team to win 6 games in NBA history (weighted by minutes played). 66ers Connection: Once again during the 212-13 season, the Thunder s D-League affiliate, the Tulsa 66ers proved to be a vital part of the player development process for the Thunder franchise. During the season, five Thunder players were assigned to the 66ers. The 66ers led the D-League by receiving a total of 34 assignments during the regular season (the next closest team had 14 assignments). Since the Professional Basketball Club, LLC. purchased the Tulsa 66ers in 28, Tulsa has seen 12 different Thunder players compete as a member of the 66ers. On Nov. 1, the 66ers selected eight players in the 213 D-League Draft, including top overall selection, Grant Jarrett (the Thunder secured the NBA draft rights to Jarrett during the 213 NBA Draft). So far this season, Andre Roberson has been assigned to the 66ers on eight occasions and the Thunder signed Reggie Williams to a 1-day contract on Mar. 6. Williams signing represents the sixth call-up all time between the 66ers and Thunder franchise. Players to average 23+ points, 7+ assists and 5+ rebounds (since 1992) Player Season Averages Russell Westbrook 212-13 23.2 ppg 7.4 apg 5.2 rpg LeBron James (6x) MR: 211-12 26.7 ppg 7. apg 7.5 rpg Chris Paul 28-9 22.8 ppg 11. apg 5.5rpg Dwyane Wade 28-9 3.2 ppg 7.5 apg 5. rpg Gary Payton 1999-24.2 ppg 8.9 apg 6.5 rpg years. A select few: During the 212-13 season, Russell Westbrook once again continued his development as evidenced by joining a select class by averaging 23.2 points (ranked 6 th in the NBA), 5.2 rebounds, 7.4 assists (ranked 7 th in NBA) and 1.77 steals (ranked 9 th in NBA). Including his triple-double on Mar. 3 at MIL (the sixth of his career), Westbrook posted a team-leading 23 double-doubles on the season. The chart to the right illustrates those players to hit the 23-7-5 benchmarks during the past 2

TONIGHT S OPPONENT.... 213-14 VS. L.A. LAKERS 12/13/13 Friday L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City 7: p.m. 2/13/14 Thursday Oklahoma City at L.A. Lakers 9:3 p.m. 3/9/14 Sunday Oklahoma City at L.A. Lakers 2:3 p.m. 3/13/14 Thursday L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City 8:3 p.m. 213-14 VS. L.A. Lakers (2-) OKC OKC LAKERS LAKERS Date Site W/L Score High Scorer High Rebounder High Scorer High Rebounder 12/13/13 Oklahoma City W 122-97 Durant 31 Ibaka 1 Young 17 Sacre 8 2/13/14 Los Angeles W 17-13 Durant 43 Durant 12 Johnson/Kaman 19 Kaman 1 CURRENT STREAKS VS. LAKERS SITE LAST WIN SCORE LAST LOSS SCORE STREAK Home 12/13/13 122-97 2/27/11 87-9 Won 4 Away 2/13/14 17-13 1/27/13 96-15 Won 1 Overall 2/13/14 17-13 1/27/13 96-15 Won 3 THUNDER VS. LAKERS ALL-TIME LARGEST WINNING MARGIN Home Road Neutral Total OKC: 33 11/3/ at Seattle 121-88 Total: 6-53 32-85 - 92-138 LA LAKERS: 38 2/2/68 at Los Angeles 113-151 NEXT OPPONENT.... 213-14 VS. ROCKETS 12/29/13 Sunday Houston at Oklahoma City 6: p.m. 1/16/14 Thursday Oklahoma City at Houston 8:3 p.m. 3/11/14 Tuesday Houston at Oklahoma City 7: p.m. 4/4/14 Friday Oklahoma City at Houston 8:3 p.m. 213-14 VS. ROCKETS (2-) OKC OKC ROCKETS ROCKETS Date Site W/L Score High Scorer High Rebounder High Scorer High Rebounder 12/29/13 Oklahoma City W 117-86 Durant 33 Durant 13 Brooks 17 Howard/Jones 9 1/16/14 Houston W 14-92 Durant 36 Ibaka 15 Harden/Jones 16 Jones 13 CURRENT STREAKS VS. ROCKETS SITE LAST WIN SCORE LAST LOSS SCORE STREAK Home 11/28/12 12-98 3/13/12 13-14 Won 1 Away 1/16/14 14-92 2/2/13 119-122 Won 2 Overall 1/16/14 14-92 2/2/13 119-122 Won 2 THUNDER VS. ROCKETS ALL-TIME LARGEST WINNING MARGIN Home Road Neutral Total OKC: 56 12/6/86 at Houston 136-8 Total: 61-33 38-6 4-4 13-97 HOUSTON: 4 4/13/97 at Houston 73-113

. HOW THE THUNDER WAS BUILT. VIA DRAFT: Steven Adams: 213 NBA Draft 12 th overall pick Nick Collison: 23 NBA Draft 12 th overall pick Kevin Durant: 27 NBA Draft 2 nd overall pick Russell Westbrook: 28 NBA Draft 4 th overall pick Serge Ibaka: 28 NBA Draft 24 th overall pick Reggie Jackson: 211 NBA Draft 24 th overall pick Perry Jones: 212 NBA Draft 28 th overall pick VIA TRADE: Jeremy Lamb: Acquired from the Houston Rockets along with Kevin Martin, two first round picks and a second round pick in exchange for James Harden, Cole Aldrich, Daequan Cook and Lazar Hayward. Kendrick Perkins: Acquired from the Boston Celtics along with Nate Robinson in exchange for Jeff Green, Nenad Krstic and the L.A. Clippers 212 first round draft pick. Andre Roberson: Acquired Roberson s draft rights from Golden State (who acquired the pick earlier in the evening from Minnesota) in exchange for the draft rights to Archie Goodwin (selected #29 overall) and cash considerations. Thabo Sefolosha: Acquired from Chicago along with cash considerations in exchange for the least favorable of the Thunder s three 29 first round draft picks. VIA FREE AGENCY: Derek Fisher: Signed on 2/25/13 Hasheem Thabeet: Signed on 7/11/12 Caron Butler: Signed on 3/1/14 Reggie Williams: Signed on 3/6/14 213-14 THUNDER GAMES LOST DUE TO INJURY /ILLNESS**. Player Date(s) Games Injury or Illness Russell Westbrook 1/3-11/1 2 lateral meniscus tear Nick Collison 11/1 1 left hip contusion Thabo Sefolosha 11/16 1 flu-like symptoms Thabo Sefolosha 12/1-12/13 3 sprained right knee Russell Westbrook 12/27 2/13 27 right knee Serge Ibaka 1/7 1 flu-like symptoms Kevin Durant 1/24 1 right shoulder sprain Kendrick Perkins 2/23-3/6 6 left groin strain Thabo Sefolosha 3/2-3/6 3 left calf strain

213-14 THUNDER STARTING LINEUPS**. FORWARD FORWARD CENTER GUARD GUARD GS W L STARTER GS W L Durant Ibaka Perkins Sefolosha Jackson 28 21 7 Adams 8 3 5 Durant Ibaka Perkins Sefolosha Westbrook 2 17 3 Collison -- -- -- Durant Ibaka Adams Sefolosha Westbrook 5 1 4 Durant 61 45 16 Durant Ibaka Perkins Roberson Westbrook 4 4 Fisher -- -- -- Durant Ibaka Adams Jones Westbrook 3 2 1 Gomes -- -- -- Jones Ibaka Perkins Sefolosha Jackson 1 1 Ibaka 61 46 15 Durant Jones Perkins Sefolosha Jackson 1 1 Jackson 3 22 8 Jones 5 3 2 Lamb -- -- -- Perkins 54 43 11 Roberson 4 4 Sefolosha 55 4 15 Thabeet -- -- -- Westbrook 32 24 8 **During the 212-13 season, the Thunder used a total of FIVE different starting lineups 213-14 THUNDER RECORD WHEN. THUNDER RECORD THUNDER RECORD Shooting 5% or better 21-4 Create 1+ steals 17-3 Shooting under 5% 25-12 Surrender 1+ steals 14-7 Opponents shooting 5% or better 4-4 More assists than opponent 23-2 Opponents shooting under 5% 42-12 Fewer assists than opponent 19-11 Bench outscores opponent bench 26-9 Same number of assists 4-3 Bench outscored by opponent bench 19-7 Largest lead 37 (2x) MR: vs. PHI; ¾ When the benches are tied 1- Largest deficit 34 at MIN; 11/1 More points in the paint or tied 32-9 Largest halftime lead 28 at BKN; 1/31 Fewer points in the paint 14-7 Largest halftime deficit 2 at MIN; 11/1 More second chance points or tied 27-1 Largest margin of victory 33 vs. PHI; 3/4 Fewer second chance points 19-6 Largest margin of defeat 22 vs. MIA; 2/2 More fast break points or tied 32-8 Smallest margin of victory 1 vs. WAS; 11/1 Fewer fast break points 14-8 Smallest margin of defeat 1 at GSW; 11/14 More rebounds than opponent 38-5 Most points scored in a half 71, vs. GSW; 1/17 Fewer rebounds than opponent 5-1 Fewest points scored in a half 34 (2x) MR: second half vs. MIA; 2/2 Same number of rebounds 3-1 Most points scored in a quarter 41, first quarter at PHX; 3/6 In games decided by 6 points or less 15-7 Fewest points scored in a quarter 1, second quarter vs. WAS; 11/1 5 Thunder players score 1+ 18-2 Longest winning streak 1, at HOU- at BKN; 1/16-1/31 6+ Thunder players score 1+ 2- Longest losing streak 3 vs. MIA- vs. CLE; 2/2-2/26 Kevin Durant Scores 3+ 29-8 1 st game back-to-back 8-1 OKC 1+ reb. More than opp. 14-1 2 nd or 3 rd game of a back-to-back 5-4 OKC 1+ fewer reb. Than opp. -2 1 st game after a win 35-11 Durant & Westbrook score 2+ 13-5 1 st game after a loss 1-5 Westbrook records 1+ assists 6-1 Opponent shooting under 4% 14-2 Three OKC players score 2+ 1-1 Thunder blocks 1+ shots 4-1 Overtime Games 2- Opponent scores less than 9 points 8- Ibaka blocks 3+ shots 24-9 Thunder converts 3+ free throws 4-1 Head Coach Scott Brooks 213-14 Record: 46-16 (.742) Overall Record: 28-163 (.632) NBA Head Coaching Experience: 6 th NBA Season *Received Western Conference Coach of the Month honors for the month of December/January **Named the 29-1 NBA Coach of the Year NBA Head Coaching Record Season Team W L Pct. 13-14 OKC 46 16.742 12-13 11-12* OKC OKC 6 47 22 19.731.712 1-11 OKC 55 27.671 9-1** OKC 5 32.61 8-9 OKC 22 47.319 TOTAL 28 163.632

213-14 THUNDER GAME LEADERS. Steven Adams Caron Butler Nick Collison DOUBLE FIGURES DOUBLE- DOUBLES GAME LEADERS 1+ Pts 2+ Pts 3+ Pts 1+ Reb 1+ Ast Pt/Reb Pt/Ast Pts Reb Ast 2 1 1 5 1 2 2 1 Kevin Durant* 61 57 37 17 6 17 6 52 19 28 Derek Fisher 9 1 Serge Ibaka 5 13 25 21 1 32 Reggie Jackson 46 7 1 1 19 Perry Jones 5 Jeremy Lamb Kendrick Perkins 26 1 1 4 1 6 Andre Roberson Thabo Sefolosha 12 Hasheem Thabeet Russell Westbrook** 31 2 5 5 7 5 7 7 6 24 *Kevin Durant has recorded two triple-doubles this season **Russell Westbrook has recorded two triple-doubles this season 213-14 THUNDER TEAM HIGHS/LOWS TOP TEAM PERFORMANCES HIGH LOW Points Rebounds Points 127 vs. GSW; 1/17 81 (3x) MR: vs. MIA; 2/2 127 vs. GSW; 1/17 59 vs. LAL; 12/13 1 st Quarter 41 at PHX; 3/6 13 at WAS; 2/1 125 vs. PHI; 3/4 58 vs. WAS; 11/1 2 nd Quarter 4 at SAS; 12/21 1 vs. WAS; 11/1 123 at NYK; 12/25 58 vs. MIL; 1/11 3 rd Quarter 39 vs. MIL; 1/11 15 at DEN; 1/9 4 th Quarter 38 at MIN; 1/4 14 (2x) MR: at ORL; 2/7 1 st Half 71 vs. GSW; 1/17 38 (2x) MR: at WAS; 2/1 FG% Assists 2 nd Half 66 at MIN; 1/4 34 (2x) MR: vs. MIA; 2/2 63.6% at BKN; 1/31 34 vs. LAL; 12/13 Overtime 1 vs. WAS; 11/1 9 vs. GSW; 11/29 61.% vs. IND; 12/8 32 at NYK; 12/25 FG Made 49 (2x) MR: at BKN; 1/31 28 (2x) MR: vs. MIA; 2/2 58.% vs. GSW; 1/17 31 vs. PHI; 3/4 FG Attempted 99 vs. LAL; 12/13 68 vs. BKN; 1/2 FG Percentage 63.6% at BKN; 1/31 34.9% at MIN; 11/1 3P Made 16 at MIA; 1/29 2 (2x) MR: vs. MIA; 2/2 3P Attempted 34 at UTA; 1/7 12 vs. UTA; 11/24 FT% Steals 3P Percentage 66.7% vs. POR; 1/21 1.% vs. MIA; 2/2 1.% at PHX; 3/6 15 at UTA; 1/3 FT Made 39 at DET; 11/8 6 vs. MIN; 12/1 97.2% vs. TOR; 12/22 14 vs. LAL; 12/13 FT Attempted 44 at DET; 11/8 9 vs. MIN; 12/1 96.4% at MIN; 1/4 14 at LAL; 2/13 FT Percentage 1.% at PHX; 3/6 6.9% vs. MEM; 2/3 Off. Rebounds 21 vs. MIL; 1/11 4 (2x) MR: at ORL; 2/7 Def. Rebounds 48 vs. PHI; 3/4 23 (2x) MR: at MIA; 1/29 Tot. Rebounds 59 vs. LAL; 12/13 33 (3x) MR: at PHX; 3/6 Assists 34 vs. LAL; 12/13 9 at UTA; 1/3 Steals 15 at UTA; 1/3 2 at CHA; 12/27 Turnovers 24 vs. DAL; 11/6 7 vs. POR; 1/21 Blocks 11 at NOP; 12/6 2 (4x) MR: vs. MIA; 2/2 213-14 THUNDER INDIVIDUAL HIGHS TOP INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES HIGH PLAYER OPPONENT DATE Points Minutes 47 Ibaka Warriors 11/29 54 Durant vs. GSW; 1/17 FG Made 19 Durant Warriors 1/17 48 Durant at MIN; 1/4 FG Attempted 34 Durant Jazz 1/7 48 Durant at UTA; 1/7 3P Made 6 Durant Blazers 1/21 46 Durant vs. POR; 1/21 3P Attempted 13 Durant Lakers 2/13 FT Made 22 Durant Jazz 1/3 Rebounds FT Attempted 24 Durant Jazz 1/3 2 Ibaka at MIL; 11/16 Off. Rebounds 6 Ibaka Bucks 1/11 17 Ibaka vs. MIL; 1/11 Def. Rebounds 16 Ibaka Bucks 11/16 15 Ibaka at HOU; 1/16 Tot. Rebounds 2 Ibaka Bucks 11/16 14 Durant at PHI; 1/25 Assists 14 Westbrook 76ers 3/4 Steals 6 Sefolosha Heat 1/29 Assists Blocks 6 Ibaka Hawks 1/27 14 Westbrook vs. PHI: 3/4 Points 54 Durant Warriors 1/17 13 Westbrook vs. IND: 12/8 Points in Quarter 23 Durant Timberwolves 1/4 12 Durant vs. MIN: 12/1 Points in a half 32 Durant Timberwolves 1/4 12 Westbrook vs. LAL; 12/13

213-14 OPPONENT GAME LEADERS. 213-14 OPPONENT TEAM HIGHS/LOWS TOP TEAM PERFORMANCES HIGH LOW Points Rebounds Points 128 at PHX; 3/6 73 vs. UTA; 11/24 128 at PHX; 3/6 53 at DEN; 1/9 1 st Quarter 39 vs. DEN; 11/18 1 vs. MIL; 1/11 125 vs. LAC; 2/23 52 at MIL; 11/16 2 nd Quarter 44 (2x) MR: vs. LAC; 2/23 16 (2x) MR: at CHA; 12/27 121 vs. GSW; 1/17 51 vs. GSW; 11/29 3 rd Quarter 4 at PHX; 3/6 1 at HOU; 1/16 4 th Quarter 42 vs. CLE; 2/26 9 at HOU; 1/16 1 st Half 73 at HOU; 1/16 3 vs. UTA; 11/24 2 nd Half 67 at PHX; 3/6 19 at HOU; 1/16 FG% Assists Overtime 9 vs. WAS; 11/1 8 vs. GSW; 11/29 58.8% at UTA: 1/7 3 vs. MEM; 2/28 FG Made 45 at GSW; 11/14 28 vs. UTA; 11/24 54.7% vs. MIA; 2/2 3 at LAC; 11/13 FG Attempted 98 at POR; 12/4 68 (2x) MR: vs. CHA; 3/2 53.3% at SAS; 1/22 29 at LAL; 2/13 FG Percentage 58.8% at UTA; 1/7 34.% vs. PHI; 3/4 3P Made 16 vs. GSW; 1/17 2 vs. MEM; 2/3 3P Attempted 37 vs. PHO; 11/3 12 at ORL; 2/7 3P Percentage 62.5%, vs. MEM 2/28 12.5% vs. MEM; 2/3 FT% Steals FT Made 31 vs. CHA; 3/2 6 at WAS; 2/1 95.8% vs. CLE: 2/26 15 at LAC; 11/13 FT Attempted 43 vs. DEN; 11/18 9 at WAS; 2/1 91.7% vs. ATL: 1/27 15 at PHI; 1/25 FT Percentage 95.8% vs. CLE; 2/26 44.8% vs. UTA; 11/24 9.5% vs. IND: 12/8 15 vs. MIA; 2/2 Off. Rebounds 19 (2x) MR: at PHI; 1/25 2 vs. CHA; 3/2 Def. Rebounds 41 at DEN; 1/9 14 at BKN; 1/31 Tot. Rebounds 53 at DEN; 1/9 17 at BKN; 1/31 Assists 3 (2x) MR: vs. MEM; 2/28 8 vs. HOU; 12/29 Steals 15 (3x) MR: vs. MIA; 2/2 4 (4x) MR: vs. POR; 1/21 Turnovers 25 vs. PHO; 11/3 6 vs. POR; 12/31 Blocks 8 vs. MIN; 2/5 (2x) MR: vs. PHI; 3/4 213-14 OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL HIGHS TOP INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES HIGH PLAYER OPPONENT DATE Minutes 48 Thompson Warriors 11/29 Points FG Made 17 Aldridge Blazers 12/4 41 Green at PHX; 3/6 FG Attempted 28 Aldridge Blazers 12/4 38 Thomas vs. SAC; 1/19 3P Made 8 Green Suns 3/6 38 Aldridge at POR; 12/4 3P Attempted 13 Green Suns 3/6 37 Parker at SAS; 1/22 FT Made 12 Thomas Kings 1/19 FT Attempted 16 Henry Lakers 12/13 Rebounds Off. Rebounds 1 Monroe Pistons 11/8 19 Hickson vs. DEN; 11/18 Def. Rebounds 13 Gortat Wizards 2/1 16 Aldridge vs. POR; 1/21 Tot. Rebounds 19 Hickson Nuggets 11/18 16 Vucevic vs. ORL; 12/15 Assists 17 Marshall Lakers 2/13 15 Monroe at DET; 11/8 Steals 8 Young 76ers 1/25 Blocks 4 Turiaf Timberwolves 2/5 Assists Points 41 Green Suns 3/6 17 Marshall at LAL; 2/13 16 Paul at LAC; 11/13 15 Wall at WAS; 2/1 14 Lawson at DEN; 1/9

. THUNDER GAME-BY-GAME. Date Game FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT OR-DR-TR AST ST TO BS PTS 1/3 OKC 33-81.47 6-19.316 29-33.879 1-35-45 9 15 14 4 11 @ UTA 36-79.456 6-22.273 2-3.667 1-34-44 25 6 22 5 98 11/1 OKC 29-83.349 7-31.226 16-19.842 14-28-42 15 5 21 6 81 @ MIN 33-77.429 8-2.4 26-33.788 9-35-44 21 14 16 2 1 11/3 @ OKC 35-82.427 2-18.111 31-37.838 1-31-44 2 8 15 4 13 PHX 32-8.4 14-37.378 18-22.818 12-31-43 21 11 25 3 96 11/6 @ OKC 43-79.544 5-13.385 16-23.696 1-34-44 28 1 24 5 17 DAL 36-85.424 9-23.391 12-14.857 11-25-36 17 12 21 2 93 11/8 OKC 37-82.451 6-17.353 39-44.886 17-35-52 22 9 13 9 119 @ DET 39-91.429 11-31.355 21-27.778 16-26-42 22 1 13 6 11 11/1 @ OKC 41-92.446 6-2.3 18-22.818 17-42-58 21 7 17 8 16 WAS 4-88.455 12-29.414 13-26.5 7-34-41 23 5 13 7 15 11/13 OKC 35-75.467 6-16.375 27-33.818 8-27-35 27 12 22 3 13 @ LAC 39-86.453 6-28.214 27-34.794 18-32-5 3 15 22 4 111 11/14 OKC 41-8.513 9-22.49 24-28.857 13-35-48 2 4 19 3 115 @ GS 45-94.479 14-23.69 12-14.857 9-22-31 26 12 7 5 116 11/16 OKC 34-82.415 5-17.294 19-27.74 12-39-51 17 7 11 6 92 @ MIL 3-86.349 8-22.364 11-15.733 14-38-52 18 7 16 6 79 11/18 @ OKC 38-93.49 13-27.481 26-32.813 19-34-53 24 6 12 6 115 DEN 4-83.482 8-23.348 25-43.581 1-35-45 24 7 13 6 113 11/21 @ OKC 41-79.519 4-19.211 19-29.655 9-4-49 25 7 17 7 15 LAC 38-92.413 8-28.286 7-15.467 1-31-41 26 9 1 2 91 11/24 @ OKC 36-71.57 5-12.417 18-22.818 5-41-46 24 1 17 4 95 UTA 28-71.394 4-18.222 13-29.448 6-27-33 17 9 18 4 73 11/27 @ OKC 39-84.464 4-15.267 12-15.8 11-4-51 24 5 16 6 94 SAS 36-92.391 7-27.259 9-14.643 12-33-45 19 11 13 3 88 11/29 @ OKC 36-92.391 6-18.333 35-42.833 11-42-53 16 8 12 9 113 GS 42-95.442 8-26.38 2-29.69 12-39-51 2 4 15 6 112 12/1 @ OKC 49-87.563 9-19.474 6-9.667 8-35-43 26 8 15 1 113 MIN 37-89.416 9-29.31 2-26.769 15-31-46 22 12 13 2 13 12/3 OKC 36-83.434 7-2.35 18-2.9 1-37-47 21 5 17 5 97 @ SAC 35-89.393 1-29.345 15-19.789 13-28-41 24 9 8 5 95 12/4 OKC 39-89.438 5-11.455 21-24.875 13-3-43 11 7 14 7 14 @ POR 44-98.449 8-23.348 15-17.882 16-31-47 22 7 11 7 111 12/6 OKC 39-77.56 7-21.333 24-3.8 7-34-41 2 9 14 11 19 @ NOP 33-88.375 3-16.188 26-34.765 19-3-49 19 9 16 3 95 12/8 @ OKC 47-77.61 5-13.385 19-2.95 1-36-46 27 6 19 8 118 IND 34-85.4 7-21.333 19-21.95 9-2-29 13 9 14 4 94 12/1 OKC 38-86.442 4-18.222 21-28.75 1-44-54 27 8 17 7 11 @ ATL 31-87.356 9-26.346 21-27.778 12-33-45 24 1 15 5 92 12/11 OKC 4-71.563 9-18.5 27-33.818 8-34-42 22 8 21 5 116 @ MEM 34-81.42 6-15.4 26-34.765 9-24-33 17 11 15 3 1 12/13 @ OKC 47-99.475 8-25.32 2-23.87 2-39-59 34 14 14 8 122 LAL 36-87.414 7-25.28 18-31.581 15-26-41 26 7 19 4 97 12/15 @ OKC 39-87.448 5-19.263 18-2.9 11-34-45 23 1 14 7 11 ORL 37-82.451 7-24.292 17-26.654 9-36-45 19 7 14 2 98 12/17 OKC 43-88.489 5-22.227 14-2.7 12-41-53 19 1 18 5 15 @ DEN 36-87.414 5-19.263 16-22.727 13-3-43 25 9 15 3 93 12/19 @ OKC 43-84.512 9-15.6 12-14.857 8-35-43 26 12 16 7 17 CHI 29-77.377 8-29.276 29-39.744 11-29-4 2 8 17 6 95 12/21 OKC 43-88.489 12-27.444 15-18.833 1-38-48 22 6 13 9 113 @ SAS 35-82.427 9-19.474 21-26.88 7-3-37 25 7 12 4 1 12/22 @ OKC 28-76.368 7-23.34 35-36.972 13-34-47 17 7 19 7 98 TOR 36-91.396 8-2.4 24-29.828 12-2-42 22 7 14 2 14 12/25 OKC 45-84.536 13-24.542 2-26.769 8-38-46 32 8 1 3 123 @ NYK 38-9.422 6-23.261 12-19.632 12-3-42 23 5 12 2 94 12/27 OKC 33-8.413 8-25.32 15-24.625 1-38-48 19 2 12 5 89 @ CHA 3-8.375 9-23.391 16-2.8 9-34-43 2 5 12 5 85 12/29 @ OKC 47-82.573 1-22.455 13-16.813 4-45-49 28 6 12 5 117 HOU 31-85.365 7-28.25 17-31.548 11-27-38 8 4 9 4 86 12/31 @ OKC 36-82.439 3-14.214 19-26.731 1-42-52 15 3 11 4 94 POR 36-91.396 8-33.242 18-21.857 1-33-43 26 5 6 3 98 1/2 @ OKC 34-68.5 9-22.49 16-19.842 6-27-33 2 9 21 6 93 BKN 31-7.443 9-24.375 24-31.774 9-25-34 16 13 19 2 95 1/4 OKC 4-83.482 8-24.333 27-28.964 1-35-45 22 7 22 8 115 @ MIN 43-94.457 7-2.35 18-29.621 9-31-4 25 12 15 1 111 1/5 @ OKC 43-83.518 9-19.474 24-31.774 12-31-43 28 1 9 5 119 BOS 35-8.438 11-23.478 15-24.625 12-25-37 23 5 16 6 96 1/7 @ OKC 35-89.393 6-34.176 25-31.86 15-25-4 18 13 1 2 11 UTA 4-68.588 8-18.444 24-31.774 3-37-4 22 6 2 6 112 1/9 OKC 3-85.353 6-24.25 22-27.815 8-38-46 11 8 12 1 88 @ DEN 37-9.411 14-31.452 13-18.722 12-41-53 24 7 13 4 11 1/11 @ OKC 35-86.47 1-25.4 21-27.778 21-37-58 24 6 18 7 11 MIL 32-81.395 12-31.387 9-14.643 13-27-4 22 7 16 4 85 1/14 OKC 33-81.47 5-21.238 16-2.8 12-33-45 12 5 19 5 87 @ MEM 32-8.4 4-14.286 22-27.815 11-32-43 19 8 13 3 9