With Oklahoma City’s young core that’s improving in many ways every single season, roles can begin to fluctuate. Certain improvements from certain players requi

The OKC Thunder was forced to be on top of its game in a 119-98 home win over the San Antonio Spurs on Tuesday.

Carmelo Anthony breaks down the Thunder's struggles against San Antonio, claiming that while the stars may cancel out, the Spurs' "others" are simply better than OKC's role players.

The Oklahoma City Thunder avenged their three losses to the Spurs on Tuesday by breaking the seal and beating San Antonio. While it wasn't this team's "Super Bowl," it was a big win.

Up until that Wolves game, Gilgeous-Alexander averaged 10.3 free-throw attempts per 36 minutes, and the Thunder were at 24.7 attempts per game. Since, SGA is down to 8.9 attempts per 36, while Oklahoma City's team average fell to 22.7.

The Thunder dominated the second half and secured a 119–98 victory over the Spurs in their revenge game in their home court.

The Oklahoma City Thunder are taking on the San Antonio Spurs for the fourth time this season and have a lot to get back on track with. The Thunder have been beaten, battered, bruised and blown out by San Antonio so far in the first three games to the tune of an 0-3 record to date.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Jalen Williams paired together in a standout performance – galvanizing Oklahoma city during a pair of third quarter runs to turn a relatively tight game into a 119-98 blowout.

Diving for a loose ball, Jaylin Williams landed among a group of courtside fans who got their money's worth. The hustle play didn't result in anything positive for the Oklahoma City Thunder, but the pure-energy move is something they sorely missed in their recent mediocre stretch.