A Comfortable Win Over the Bucks

"I think if they can keep this up, Oklahoma will once again be one of the undisputed top contenders for the championship this year!"

"Yeah, and Westbrook has changed his game again, which is just as surprising."

"Though he actually started gradually transforming his game two years ago, deliberately adding more off-ball offense, during those first two years his off-ball game mostly consisted of cuts from the Ghost Position or the wings. But in the first half tonight, Westbrook clearly added more attempts at corner threes. His accuracy wasn't great—he made just one of three—but I think this should be a positive change, and it's definitely worth looking forward to. Even if he only manages a slight improvement in his shooting percentage, that would still be a huge boost to the Thunder's entire Offensive System. After all, what the Thunder have always lacked isn't an efficient three-point shooter, but a reliable perimeter Decoy Point."

"So Oklahoma's strategy for improving the team this year is to develop its talent from within? To improve the team by further exploring the potential of its players, even its stars?!"

"Hard to say. Maybe that really is the case~~"

"Hahahaha, maybe not. We could be jumping to conclusions, after all. The season has only just begun, and these possibilities will need to be tested over many more games and with time. All I can say is, good luck to Oklahoma. I really want to see Chris keep making history!"

The second half was almost no different from the first.

The new season had only just begun, and neither team was likely to extend its rotation too aggressively right away just to chase a win that wasn't especially important.

In the end, with three minutes left in the game, Milwaukee was the first to take