Outside of injuries, is there anything to worry about in Thunder Land?

Outside of injuries, is there anything to worry about in Thunder Land?

The injury-marred Thunder had a rough road trip back East, but is that anything to worry about as the playoffs near?

Jenni Carlson

By Jenni Carlson

| Apr 10, 2024, 10:30am CDT

Jenni Carlson

By Jenni Carlson

Apr 10, 2024, 10:30am CDT

 

The Thunder’s magical season will end with a seed of 1, 2 or 3 in the Western Conference. But does seeding even matter? Probably not. Much more important is who the Thunder will be pitted against.

Episode highlights:

1:25: Is there reason to be concerned about the Thunder after losing three of five on the road?

7:15: Does where the Thunder finish in the West and its seeding matter?

9:50: Did anything good come out of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Jalen Williams being sidelined?

11:22: Josh Giddey’s trade value is soaring after recent road trip

14:09: Who are the potential bad matchups for the Thunder in the playoffs?

15:27: Jenni Carlson on the Thunder’s potential to make the Western Conference Finals

Producer: Jacquelyn Musgrove

Creative Director: Michael Lane

Social media: Bobby Howard

Director of Content: Mike Sherman

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Jenni Carlson is a columnist with the Sellout Crowd network. Follow her on Twitter at @JenniCarlson_OK. Email [email protected].

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