BROOKLYN -- In the NBA, no team ever has each aspect of the game completely under control. That was especially true for the Thunder tonight, in two key areas – points in the paint and second chance points.
Head Coach Billy Donovan’s club fell to the Brooklyn Nets 116-106 on Sunday in a game that was pushed back three hours due to the massive blizzard that struck New York City over the weekend. The Thunder didn’t get a chance to practice, shootaround or walkthrough prior to the contest, but after the game the team gave no excuses, rather acknowledging that it was simply an uncharacteristic performance all around.