The clash between Oklahoma City Thunder and Golden State Warriors
It will just be a few hours more until the official opening of the regular season. One thing for sure that all basketball fans are eager to watch their favorites teams and players clashing each other and take supremacy in the game. What I'm looking forward to is the second game of the regular season between Oklahoma City Thunder and the Golden State Warriors. We can see that Oklahoma City Thunder did a great performance during their preseason basketball matches even without the presence of Russell Westbrook.
Paul George takes over and leads the team where it went really well finishing around three wins and one loss. Aside from Paul George, a good addition to their offensive efforts comes from Dennis Schroder who has done really well on some of their games. Those preseason games really did some great to those players to make them well-prepared on engaging other solid teams on the regular season. I guess this is it, Oklahoma will be facing the solid Golden State Warriors and it would be a bit difficult for them to win against a super team in an official season. Still, many things will happen inside the court and I can see some potential on Oklahoma City Thunder that they may perform well too, aside from their core stars Russell Westbrook and Paul George.
On the other hand Golden State Warriors has been losing in streak but as I can see it, they didn't take preseason much seriously. We may be seeing some true Golden State Warriors in the official opening of the preseason against Oklahoma City. I am sure that the splash brothers Klay Thompson and Stephen Curry will be making some massive three points while Kevin Durant working more on the rebounding side as well as putting more offensive efforts.
Still, we do have Andre Iguodala and Draymond Green that can possibly a good addition into the lineup. This game is really important for both teams as a good startup on the series. Let's just see if Russell Westbrook will be out from injury and play against Golden State Warriors to help his team Oklahoma City Thunder.