Looking for All-Stars? Why Not Westbrook? (AP)
Those who doubted Russell Westbrook's potential only served to fuel his rise to greatness in the NBA. Some didn't find him deserving of the chance to play at UCLA. Some didn't think he was worth the No. 4 pick in the NBA draft. Others never thought he would excel at point guard in the NBA. On a wristband, he wears his response to those doubters -- Why Not?
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Thunder recall rookie center Aldrich from D-League (AP)
The Oklahoma City Thunder have recalled rookie center Cole Aldrich from the NBA development league. Aldrich was averaging 10.2 points and 8.4 rebounds in 19 starts for the Tulsa 66ers before being called up prior to Oklahoma City's game Wednesday night against New Orleans.
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Hornets' Ariza leaves with ankle sprain (PA SportsTicker)
Forward Trevor Ariza has left the New Orleans Hornets' game against Oklahoma City with a sprained right ankle.
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Thunder's Jeff Green a wanted man (Yahoo! Sports)
Fourth-year pro Jeff Green spent his rookie year playing what turned out to be the final season of the Seattle...
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Kings G Evans misses game vs. Thunder (PA SportsTicker)
Sacramento Kings guard Tyreke Evans missed the team's game against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Tuesday night with plantar fasciitis.
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NBA Roundup: A look at Tuesday's games (The Canadian Press)
The Indiana Pacers were able to come back from Dwyane Wade's dominant first half.
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Celtics trade Perkins for Green (Yahoo! Sports)
The Celtics have traded center Kendrick Perkins to the Thunder for forward Jeff Green.
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Jordan's Bobcats send Wallace to Blazers (PA SportsTicker)
By MIKE CRANSTON AP Sports Writer
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Celtics trade Perkins to Thunder, acquire Green (AP)
The Boston Celtics have traded starting center Kendrick Perkins to the Oklahoma City Thunder and acquired forward Jeff Green. The Celtics also dealt reserve Nate Robinson to the Thunder and received Nenad Krstic, a future first-round draft pick, and cash in the deal that was approved by the NBA about five hours after Thursday's trade deadline.
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Howard scores 40 as Magic beat Thunder 111-88 (AP)
Dwight Howard had 40 points and 15 rebounds, powering the Orlando Magic to a 111-88 victory over the short-handed Oklahoma City Thunder on Friday night. Jason Richardson added 17 points for the Magic, who earned their first victory since the All-Star break and have won three of their last four overall.
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