iTunes Link Stitcher Link Calvin Alexander and Walter Agnitsch are joined by Colton Davidson in studio and Elijah Silas-Tafelsky over the phone to recap last night’s draft and continue with the newer segments of the podcast; Everybody Hates and Calvin’s Conspiracy Theories. Please rate and review the podcast, Thanks Continue reading Podcast: Blake of Gryffindor
iTunes Link Stitcher Link Host Calvin Alexander is joined in studio by Jonathan Stepp to talk about the NBA Finals, KD’s legacy, biggest surprises of the playoffs. and Two New Segments are introduced. 1. Everybody Hates… 2. Calvin’s Conspiracy Theories Sam joins over the phone to talk about the Mayweather VS McGregor fight. Please like and review the podcast! BedlamBrother.com Continue reading Podcast: Durant VS Mayweather and LeBron VS McGregor
By Walter Agnitsch and Chet Kennedy For the Thunder after a year of no Kevin Durant due to him breaking his foot and the Thunder missing the playoffs, in 2015 the Thunder had the 14th pick in the draft. Naturally, they needed to fill the backup point guard position because they traded away Reggie Jackson. Cameron had a lot of hype coming out of college … Continue reading Thunder Draft Grades 2015-2016
By Shayden Smith and Kyle Dennie The 2013 NBA draft shaped the Thunder team fans know today. One of the stache bros, arguably the most fabulous of the two, found his way to Oklahoma as the Thunder drafted Steven Adams with the No. 12 overall pick. Adams was originally drafted to come off the bench behind the late, great Kendrick Perkins, but has turned himself … Continue reading Thunder Draft Grades 2013-2014
By Calvin Alexander For 2011 the Thunder had only one draft pick, the 24th overall pick out of Boston College, not Mr. October but the same name, Reggie Jackson was picked. Jackson was an excellent backup point guard and a good 6th man of the year candidate until he spoke out about becoming an NBA starter. Jackson showed some upside with the minutes he was … Continue reading Thunder Draft Grades 2011-2012
Less than a month away from this year’s NBA Draft lets review the previous Presti-Staff decisions starting from the first time David Stern announced a player was drafted by The Thunder: By Colton Davidson and Chris Thatcher In 2009 the Oklahoma City Thunder drafted two players: a guard from Arizona State named James Harden and a guard from Guadeloupe named Rodrigue Beaubois. The latter was immediately traded to … Continue reading Thunder Draft Grades 2009-2010
iTunes Link Stitcher Link On this episode: Calvin Alexander and Walter Agnitsch are joined by Jayson and Brandon from the Thunder Heads Twitter @OKCThunderHeads Also: Walter knows way too much about Dwight Howard and Calvin says he can make more free throws than Andre Roberson. Continue reading Podcast: Thunder Off-Season with The Thunder Heads
By Shayden Smith As this incredible NBA season dies down, the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Memphis Grizzlies are fighting for the sixth spot in the West. The Grizz thought it would take a win Wednesday night as the Thunder came into town, but it forgot about one person: Nick Collison. Collison finished the night with a whole rebound. How can someone not love Nick? … Continue reading Just One More Rebound
By Shayden Smith Tuesday was a historic night for the Milwaukee Bucks. Only two teams in the history of the NBA can say they played someone who achieved their 41st triple-double in a single season. Bucks fans everywhere should be proud. And losing by 31 points makes the celebrations for the Bucks even better. I guess Oklahoma fans should be excited too. I mean, it’s … Continue reading A Historic Night
By Shayden Smith Russell Westbrook’s 39th triple-double of this late season was bittersweet to say the least. The OKC Thunder were up by more than 20 at one point in the game, but the San Antonio Spurs had different plans Friday night. OKC’s own superhuman with incredible style has been giving all he has in the Thunder’s previous games. I literally almost destroyed my roommates … Continue reading A Triple-Double isn’t Enough
