Jay Skeets

It's fantastic.

But they are level-headed guys.

It doesn't feel like they're just going to fly off the wheel where they're just not going to be good anymore.

So it does feel like they're going to be in the same arena every April or May.

Reggie, don't worry.

We're getting a rivalry.

It sure feels that way.

I thought, you know, when we could have brought it a little bit more offensively, I thought he tried to throw an alley-oop when he could have gone and scored himself.

Listen, it's all right when you win three or four games against this team.

I mean, that's pretty damn good.

So the Thunder are now 34-7 midway through the season, on pace for 68 again, I guess, if you look at it.

On pace for 68 wins, and we've been like, what's wrong with them?

They're not that good right now.

Why are they struggling against good teams?

It's sort of funny.

And I thought that, too, watching Alex Caruso in the first quarter when he missed that layup that Harrison Barnes got a piece of, and then he was at the other end where there was an air ball by the Spurs, and it just went off Caruso's hand and out of bounds.

Like, oh, we're getting bad Caruso night.

Then open three, splash.

Then he alters his shot on the defensive end.

So he contributed, too.