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Thunder smash NBA record for scoring differential in a season

  • The Oklahoma City Thunder achieved a historic regular season, finishing 68-14.
  • Their performance surpassed a record that stood for over 50 years.
  • Oklahoma City won the West by 16 games and outscored teams by 12.9 points.
  • Coach Daigneault acknowledged accomplishments while looking ahead saying, "We can appreciate and be grateful...still be hungry."
  • Experts favor the Thunder to win the NBA title, beginning playoffs April 20.
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Thunder smash NBA record for scoring differential in a season

Oklahoma City had a regular season like none other in NBA history. The Thunder — who went 68-14 — finished the season outscoring teams by 12.9 points per game, smashing the previous mark that had stood for more than a half-century. The Los Angeles Lakers outscored teams by 12.3 points per game in 1971-72, and that was the record until now. For the season. the Thunder outscored opponents by 1,055 points. “We can appreciate and be grateful for the…

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Star Weekly broke the news in on Sunday, April 13, 2025.
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