The Oklahoma City Thunder punched their ticket to the Western Conference finals with a 125–93 victory over the Denver Nuggets in Sunday's Game 7 of the Western Conference semifinals. In doing so, the Thunder ensured that history will be made in the final two rounds of the NBA postseason.

During his time suiting up for OKC, Wilks wore only jersey No. 29 and put up 3.8 points, 1.1 rebounds, and 1.6 assists er game.

The two bench players helped contribute to the Oklahoma City Thunder's 125-93 Game 7 victory over the Denver Nuggets.

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The first of those players did so in the Seattle SuperSonics era, big man alum Pervis Ellison. After ending his college career at Louisville, Ellison was picked up with the first overall selection of the 1989 NBA draft by the Sacramento Kings.

Presti oversaw the rebuild of the Thunder for a second time, which led to this season's franchise-best 68-14 record and No. 1 overall seed in the postseason. The 68 wins were the fifth-most in a single season in NBA history. OKC also posted a 12.9-point ...

For the first time in NBA history, there will be seven different champions in seven seasons with the Los Angeles Lakers being among them.

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