Bond Denied for Man Charged with Carjacking in Miramar

NBA Finals Set to Feature Uncommon Matchup Missing for Almost Two Decades

The 2025 NBA Finals are set. More NBA news: Rick Carlisle Doesn’t Hold Back on Pacers-Thunder NBA Finals Matchup The Oklahoma City Thunder will host the Indiana Pacers for a chance to be crowned NBA champions. The Thunder and Pacers have proven to be two of the elite teams throughout the regular season, especially in the second half of the season and, more notably, in the playoffs. The Thunder and Pacers head into the NBA Finals each sporting a …

Bond denied for man charged with carjacking in Miramar

The Oklahoma City Thunder are roaring into the 2025 NBA Finals. Top-seeded Oklahoma City was crowned Western Conference champions with a Game 5 home rout of the No. 6 Minnesota Timberwolves. It’s the first conference title for the Thunder since the 2012 postseason and their second since relocating from Seattle to OKC in 2008-09. NBA MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Co. enter the NBA Finals having lost just 18 total games across the regular season…

The two 2025 records that show Oklahoma City Thunder and Indiana Pacers were destined to meet in the Finals

The 2025 NBA Finals tip off next Thursday with the Oklahoma City Thunder facing Indiana Pacers in a compelling matchup. Both teams exemplify how sustained excellence throughout the season separates championship contenders from pretenders. They have competitive records that many people may not know about. Since January 1, 2025, the Thunder posted an impressive 53-13 record while the Pacers went 46-18, ranking first and second in the league, respe…

Uncommon and Unbothered: The Thunder’s Blueprint for Sustained Dominance

Cruising to victory with the same ease we’ve seen all season, the Thunder’s 12.9-point average margin showed up in full force—this time punching back at a rowdy Anthony Edwards and his Wolves squad just days after an uncharacteristic, record-breaking 42-point loss. Now? OKC is back in the NBA Finals for the first time in 13 years—and this time, they’re not just happy to be here. They’re the favorites to win it all. Not someday. Right now. And ag…