Did the Thunder just clinch home-court advantage?
Did the Thunder just clinch home-court advantage?
The Jenni & Berry Show: What OKC's 11-6 record in January did for its playoff and SGA's MVP hopes.
We knew January was going to be tough for the Thunder. Seventeen games with only six at home. Eleven back-to-backs. By the end of the month, you could tell that the grind had taken its toll on OKC — and yet it still finished the month with an 11-6 record and an even firmer grip on homeport advantage in the playoffs. How did the Thunder do it? What positives emerged? What concerns? Berry and I talk about all that more on The Jenni & Berry Show.
1:55: Even though the Thunder looked tired at month’s end, an 11-6 record was a huge triumph.
3:04: Did OKC’s January performance clinch homecourt advantage in the playoffs?
7:00: Is Mark Daigneault’s trigger quicker on his rotations?
10:00: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s monster season continued with a monster January.
12:30: SGA wasn’t the only Thunder player to have a big January.
16:30: The Thunder didn’t exit January without a few concerns.
Producer: Jacquelyn Musgrove
Creative director: Michael Lane
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