Jeff Green, DJ White, Nenad Krstic, and Morris Peterson are traded. The Thunder welcome Kendrick Perkins, Nate Robinson, and Nazr Mohammed. Blayne and Michael discuss these deadline trades and the possible downsides of acquiring Kendrick Perkins.

Michael and Blayne do NOT talk about a Jeff Green trade or the Thunder's need for a big man. We do, however, discuss two possible changes to the Thunder's starting lineup.

What do the Magic, Jazz, Heat, and Thunder have in common? Find out on the OKC ThunderCast.

Kevin Durant elevates his game with his first buzzer beater. But this is just one sign that he has reached a new level of basketball greatness.

Blayne offers a radical idea on what the Thunder should do to retain Jeff Green and improve the rotation at the same time.

Does Russell Westbrook deserve to be an All-Star? And how would losing Jeff Green affect the Thunder today?

Why has the Thunder's record improved while their stats have declined? Can this trend lead to a playoff run?

For the 3rd year in a row, Blayne, Michael, and Brent discuss what changes the Thunder should resolve to make in the New Year. Plus, hear Michael's surprising follow up to his promise to applaud the opposing team's introductions.

Brent confesses what he really feels about the Dallas Mavericks and their owner, Mark Cuban. He also weighs in on the question of rivalry between the Mavericks and Thunder.

Known for his superior defense, Thabo Sefolosha's offensive contributions are often overlooked. But should we expect even more of him?