"Oklahoma City Thunder achieved a historic regular season with a record of 68-14, the highest point differential in NBA history at 12.9 points per game."
"Mark Daigneault emphasized the balance between appreciation for accomplishments and maintaining a hunger for success regarding the Thunder's remarkable season."
"The Thunder secured the best record in the West, dominating their conference by 16 games over the second-ranked Houston Rockets."
"The franchise set a record with 1,055 points outscored over the season, enhancing their place among the elite teams in NBA history."
The Oklahoma City Thunder completed an unprecedented regular season in NBA history, finishing with a remarkable 68-14 record and an impressive point differential of 12.9 per game, surpassing the previous 12.3 record held by the 1971-72 Lakers. The team's season was characterized by a substantial 16-game lead in the Western Conference over the second-place Houston Rockets. Coach Mark Daigneault highlighted the importance of recognizing their achievements while maintaining a drive for further success, underscoring the Thunder's dominance and the collective spirit of a special group of young players as they head into the playoffs.
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