The Thunder enter Wednesday’s game ( 7 ET, ESPN) riding a franchise record 15-game winning streak, while the Cavs are nearly as hot, boasting a 10-game streak of their own. Check out what is being said about this epic midseason matchup:

The Oklahoma City Thunder and Cleveland Cavaliers face each other on Wednesday night at 6:00 on ESPN. Currently, Cleveland holds a one game lead over OKC for the race to the best record and home-court advantage in a possible NBA Finals matchup.

The Cleveland Cavaliers hold a 31-4 record and have won 10 games in a row. But that could all change on Wednesday night when they face the Western Conference’s best team, the Oklahoma City Thunder. The Thunder will travel to Cleveland to take on the Cavaliers,

The Boston Celtics and Oklahoma City Thunder met on the Thunder's home court for the two NBA behemoths' first meeting of the 2024-25 regular season, and despite a promising, even dominant, first half,

The Oklahoma City Thunder have made their first move ahead of today’s deadline, where partial/non-guaranteed contracts become fully guaranteed. According to HoopsHype’s Michael Scotto, the Thunder have waived center Branden Carlson.