Thunder Join 90s Bulls and 2010s Warriors on Rare List After 64th Win

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Thunder Join 90s Bulls and 2010s Warriors on Rare List After 64th Win

Winning their 64th game of 2025-26 and securing the first seed, the Thunder are now the third team in NBA history to have 2 consecutive 64+ win seasons. The Bulls did it in 1995-96, with 72-10, and 1996-97, with 69-13. The Warriors did in 2014-15, with 67-15, and 2015-16, with 73-9. OKC could be on the verge of a dynasty.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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