Of late, the Thunder has played relatively well. But so have the Pelicans. With 18 games to go, it's still a race for that final playoff spot. How worried should OKC fans be? Should a change be made in the starting lineup? We discuss.

D.J. Augustin led the Thunder to a win in Los Angeles. Enes Kanter has been an offensive revelation since his arrival. Following the recent mega-trade, is this the deepest Thunder team yet? We discuss.

After the best month of his professional career, where does Russell Westbrook stand in the MVP discussion? How about among point guards in the NBA? Examining that topic and a few others.

On Thursday, hours before the trade deadline, Sam Presti pulled the trigger on a mega-deal, sending Reggie Jackson and Kendrick Perkins out for a package that included Enes Kanter. How would we grade the deal?

With the All-Star break behind us, we recap an eventful weekend in New York and look ahead to an interesting second half. What role will Mitch McGary play? Who will be here beyond the trade deadline? Can OKC still win it all?

In our annual All-Star edition, we predict winners of the Saturday night events and discuss if Kevin Durant should even compete in the game. Plus, we talk about OKC's playoff chances heading into the second half.

Since we last talked, things have flipped a bit in Thunder land. OKC is on a roll and Kevin Durant is back healthy and looking great. But Mitch McGary is, shockingly, what everyone's talking about. What can his sudden explosion do for this team? We discuss.

Following a disastrous loss to the struggling New York Knicks, the Thunder's playoff chances have never looked more questionable. What's the biggest issue with this team? What can be done to fix it? And are some of these problems even correctable? We discuss.

Berry Tramel joins the show to talk about Russell Westbrook's interview antics, his back-and-forth with Berry the other night and his recent hot play. Plus, we take a deeper look at a Thunder team that seems to be hitting its stride.