The Oklahoma City Thunder completed an unprecedented regular season in NBA history, finishing with a remarkable 68-14 record and an impressive point differential of 12.9 per game, surpassing the previous 12.3 record held by the 1971-72 Lakers. The team's season was characterized by a substantial 16-game lead in the Western Conference over the second-place Houston Rockets. Coach Mark Daigneault highlighted the importance of recognizing their achievements while maintaining a drive for further success, underscoring the Thunder's dominance and the collective spirit of a special group of young players as they head into the playoffs.
Oklahoma City Thunder achieved a historic regular season with a record of 68-14, the highest point differential in NBA history at 12.9 points per game.
Mark Daigneault emphasized the balance between appreciation for accomplishments and maintaining a hunger for success regarding the Thunder's remarkable season.
The Thunder secured the best record in the West, dominating their conference by 16 games over the second-ranked Houston Rockets.
The franchise set a record with 1,055 points outscored over the season, enhancing their place among the elite teams in NBA history.
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