Sports
Murray Evans
As a Chicago Cubs fan living in Oklahoma, Brent Lightsey sought information on the team from whatever sources he could, including a podcast assembled by fellow fans of Major League Baseball’s lovable losers.
Monday 20 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: KEVIN DURANT
Pod people
Some hoops fans celebrate all things Thunder with DIY podcasts.
Sports
Murray Evans
As a Chicago Cubs fan living in Oklahoma, Brent Lightsey sought information on the team from whatever sources he could, including a podcast assembled by fellow fans of Major League Baseball’s lovable losers.
Lil’ unprepared
CFN
Gazette staff
Lil Wayne is no Charles Barkley. The rap star, unable to get into the May 31 NBA Western Conference playoff game in OKC, took to Twitter to claim he “was denied by the team to be in their arena.”
Haute hoops
CFN
Gazette staff
Have you heard? The Oklahoma City Thunder and Miami Heat are in the NBA Finals. No lie!
Wayne's whiny world
CFN
Gazette staff
What is Lil Wayne's problem? Once again, the rapper took to his @LilTunechi Twitter account today to moan about his experience sitting courtside yesterday at Game 1 of the NBA Finals series between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Miami Heat.
Oh, say, can you Sara?
News
Gazette staff
Country music singer Sara Evans is scheduled to sing the national anthem this evening before Game 2 of the NBA Finals pitting the Oklahoma City Thunder against the Miami Heat.
I want my MTV with KD!
Oklahoma City’s favorite millionaire fronts ‘Nothing but Net.’
Whether or not our Oklahoma City Thunder power through to victory in the NBA Finals, one thing’s for sure: Kevin Durant is soon to be seen on MTV.
Well, MTV2, that is. Durant is scheduled to appear on the channel’s sports documentary, Nothing but Net, at noon July 17. Here, have a preview clip of KD playing ref at Douglass High School:
Get More: Nothing But Net, Full Episodes
It’s Friday, so I’m in a good mood, so here, have another, with KD getting all RedPinny:
Get More: Nothing But Net, Full Episodes
How ’bout a third? Sorry. All out. —Rod Lott
Hey! Read This:
• Lil Wayne vs. the Thunder
• Thunder podcasts
• Thunder theft!
Thunder city
The Thunder didn’t just make it to the NBA Finals this year — it changed the face of Oklahoma City.
See you next season!
Sports
Gazette staff
An estimated 5,000 Thunder loyalists turned out at Will Rogers World Airport this afternoon to welcome back the Oklahoma City Thunder from the NBA Finals.
Thunderstruck
