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This chart gives a physical representation if your mind works that way.

http://www.playoffstatus.com/nba/thunderstandings.html

These late games are killing me. But on the bright side, the Thunder are in first place in the West!

I read this story in the NYT yesterday and immediately thought of the Boardwalk project. What a nightmare.
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I was a big fan. I knew he was sick but was shocked to see how sick he looks in the latest season of Curb. I am glad he got to work until the end of his life.

Very excited about this. I loved Reservation Dogs.

Shai is a special player. If you haven't seen him play in person, please make a point to see him.

I got an email early in the season with a code to put in at purchase. I believe it was new last year. Call your Rep and ask him/her.

One perk of being a season ticket holder is a league pass subscription. Of course the Thunder games are blacked out but it is nice to be able to watch all of the other NBA games.

Sorry I wasn't clear that the machinery is actually moving dirt "in" the river. I was hoping maybe that they are getting ready for a potential bridge between Wiley Post and the lower Scissortail...

I just reread this entire thread. It is amazing how long this project has taken! There are some fantastic pictures that Pete took when he still lived in California when he was on a trip back "home"...

I have seen some big machinery moving dirt between Walker and Robinson ( I think, it could be between Western and Walker?) since the river has been drained.

Like Bill, I have some close ties to Mayfair. My grandparents lived both west and east of May when I was growing up and I lived in Mayfair Heights for about 4 years when my children were little in...

I've also seen them at the Zoo lake and on the river. I had a friend that tended to a lame Pelican she named Charlie at Lake Hefner for years. After she died in 2021 I
wondered what happened to him.

I visit the OnCue at S 44th and Shields every other week. I have always found the employees there to be super friendly.

That alley oop Chet threw to himself off the backboard brought the house to its feet and it was hyped after that. I had the feeling of "We're back!" as I was leaving and the crowd was chanting O-K-C....

I live close to downtown and I see bikers use the bike lanes everyday. The bicyclists from the north typically use them for recreation and exercise to get to the river. The ones from the south...

I visited downtown Detroit in 2019 and was so surprised with how the Little Caesar Arena blended in with the surrounding buildings. Our Uber driver pointed it out to us as we passed by and it wasn't...

This stretch is most definitely a big test to see how good the Thunder really are. I am glad most of these games are at home.

This one really hurts. I loved him in Homicde: Life on the Streets and would watch anything he was in. Such a great actor who will be missed.

I was surprised when he came back into the game against GSW. Even more surprised with how effective he was with that ankle injury. We should be ok tonight but you never know.

That was quite a game last night. The crowd's energy was also good. Not quite back to the old days but close. Considering this was a TBD game and tickets just went on sale a week ago, I was...

Thanks for the suggestion. I will try to remember that the next time I go for a ride that way.
When you say bike lanes to Lottie, is that from the east of downtown or from the west of the Katy...

That 4th quarter was insane. A 30-0 run is historic. The fact that the 2nd youngest team in the NBA currently pulled it together (with no timeouts left) is a testament to how good this team can be....

You just brought back a memory for me. My grandmother lived in Linwood at 18th and Drexel when I was growing up and I could definitely hear that sound of the races from there.

My bedroom window looks out to the downtown skyline and I have really enjoyed watching the BancFirst Building's graphics since it has started. Thanks for the closeup shot. I tend to only go downtown...