Russell Westbrook and the Thunder have taken control of their second-round series against the Clippers. Is OKC in a position to now cruise to the Western Conference Finals? What could derail them?

The Thunder followed up a embarrassing Game 1 loss win an impressive Game 2 win. And Russell Westbrook was the star. We talk about his impressive game, Stone Cold Steve Adams growing legend and much more.

The Thunder got blown out in Game 1, one of the team's most uninspired playoff efforts in the past five years. What was the biggest issue? And what adjustments must Scott Brooks make to turn this series back to OKC?

Berry Tramel joins us to offer a behind the scenes look into how an unfortunate headline became a national news story. How did we learn of it, what did we think and how could it have been avoided?

It's panic time in Oklahoma City. Kevin Durant is struggling, Russell Westbrook is jacking wild shots and Scott Brooks isn't controlling either one. What's the issue? And is it too late for the Thunder to get it fixed? We discuss.

Was Reggie Jackson's playoff performance on Saturday better than anything James Harden ever did? Is this the most interesting playoff series for the Thunder since they moved here? We answer all that and more on this episode.

Trailing 2-1 in its first-round series, how much trouble is the Thunder in? And if OKC was to lose, is Scott Brooks in danger of getting fired? A lot of interesting topics to discuss heading into Game 4 and we cover all of them.

What happened to the Thunder in its Game 2 loss? Why has Tony Allen been so effective guarding Kevin Durant? What adjustments must be made? We discuss all that and more on this week's Thunder Buddies podcast.

The playoffs are upon us. Along with Berry Tramel, we dissect the Thunder's first-round matchup with the Grizzlies and make predictions. Plus, we breakdown the rest of the NBA postseason bracket.

With the season in its final week, we reveal our postseason NBA Awards, including the MVP, Coach of the Year and more. Darnell finds a way, like always, to overrate another batch of players and Mike Sherman joins the podcast to explain why the way we vote on awards may be flawed.