The Thunder are in impressive company, however the team knows its historic season won't matter much if they falter in the postseason.

The Chicago Bulls came into their matchup against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Monday night as one of the hottest teams in basketball, having won nine of their last 12 games. It did not matter in the slightest. The Thunder absolutely routed them, winning a dominant 145-117 ball game, and securing their spot in NBA history.

The Oklahoma City Thunder are eight wins away from becoming just the third team in NBA history to hit the 70-win threshold in the regular season. They would need to be a perfect 8-0 down the stretch to pull off the feat, however, and the odds for them doing so are pretty long.

Despite not getting a second contract with the Thunder, Giddey remains highly of them. After all, while he's no longer on a title contender, he gets to be the primary ball-handler

OKC dismantled Chicago in a 145-117 win. But even the downpour of Thunder buckets couldn't dampen a special night for Giddey as he revisited a place he called home for the first t

The Oklahoma City Thunder had a relaxed 145-117 win over the Chicago Bulls. The former led for the majority of the contest by double-digit points and by as many as 43 points. After both teams struggled to score at the start,

The Bulls have won seven of their last 10 games. They have moved into the ninth position on the Eastern Conference. The Thunder have the best record in the NBA and have won nine s

SportsLine's model just revealed its NBA predictions for the Chicago Bulls vs. Oklahoma City Thunder on Monday