Welcome on to a late Thursday night edition of Dunkdown and Dunkin Prime.

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at year membership to Dunkton Prime. So you went to Warriors Nix today.

Not that exciting of a game.

A more exciting game was what took place earlier on, the early Prime game, and that was

OKC versus Houston.

We're going to talk later in the show about OKC and San Antonio, but we wanted to hit on both

of these, given the Thunder's recent struggles,

and they've done about as much as you could have hoped into games, I would say, to restore

order in terms of who the favorite across the league is.

These were two impressive performances, both without Isaiah Hartenstein.

Lou Dort missed the Spurs game

but came back for the Rockets game.

And, I mean, there are a lot of different,

fascinating elements of the Thunder

111-91 win over the Houston Rockets.

But I think I want to start with just kind of a brief element

on the story of this game.

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