The Chicago Bulls acquired 22-year-old guard Josh Giddey from the Oklahoma City Thunder in the offseason, and even though many people did not like the move, the young point guard has proven everyone wrong.

The Oklahoma City Thunder are having an excellent season on the back of point guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. While the team did fall to the Minnesota Timberwolves Monday after surrendering a 25-point lead,

On a more positive note, former Oklahoma City Thunder guard James Harden channeled his vintage self and exploded for 50 points in Los Angeles' 123-115 win over the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday. However, Harden could still benefit from the organization bringing in his ex-teammate and another former Thunder guard.

The Los Angeles Clippers defeated the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday night, thanks to an outstanding performance by James Harden, who scored 50 points. After the game, the guard sent a clear message to the rest of the NBA.

After coming close with the Oklahoma City Thunder in 2012, Harden’s career took a different path. His fallout with Daryl Morey ended his Houston tenure, and his move to the Brooklyn Nets was supposed to put him in title contention alongside Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving.

During that lone season, Gilgeous-Alexander got to see a certified "bucker-getter" up close, playing with Lou Williams. That season, Williams averaged 20 points per game en route to his third Sixth Man of the Year Award honors.

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Even though he's not in a Mavericks uniform anymore, Luka Doncic still crushed the Clippers in the second half to lead the Lakers to a win.

LeBron James finished with 17 points, nine assists, five rebounds, and two steals. Lakers rookie Dalton Knecht led the bench with 19 points, and Finney-Smith added 11 points. The Lakers are on a six-game winning streak.

The Phoenix Suns ' greatest comeback win of the season against the Los Angeles Clippers at home on Tuesday was a moment of clarity for Devin Booker (17 points, team-high eight assists).

From the get-go, the Oklahoma City Thunder have asserted their dominance over the Western Conference, and really the NBA as a whole. They’ve been one of a few s

Dončić has his own history against the Clippers, a team he hasn't seen since he shut the door on an era last spring.