The Oklahoma City Thunder have been a winning machine all year. They went 68-14 in a historic regular season. That dominance has translated over to the playoffs with a 12-4 record. Everybody expects them to cap off one of the greatest years ever with an NBA championship.

From Ja Morant to Jamal Murray to Anthony Edwards, the Thunder have turned the opposition's high-dynamic perimeter scorers into passive facilitators. Next up will be Tyrese Haliburton. Fueled by overrated allegations from his peers, he's been the face of Indiana's unlikely NBA Finals run.

They won 68 games in the regular season with the best point differential in NBA history. They won 40 of those games by 15 points or more, another new record, and they've already won seven playoff games by that same margin (and five of them by 25-plus).