The US media predicts that the Thunder will win 77 and lose 5! They will defend the title once they achieve success, and it is too scary that Jay Wei has not played yet.

On November 21, the NBA regular season continues. So far, the defending champion Thunder have a record of 15 wins and 1 loss, ranking first in the league. In this regard, many media have predicted that the Thunder will win 70+ games, and Clutch Points even predicts that the Thunder will win 77 games and lose 5!

Since the start of the regular season, the Thunder have been invincible. Their record is 15 wins and 1 loss, and they only lost to the Trail Blazers by two points in back-to-back away games. The home record was 7 wins and 0 losses, and the away record was 7 wins and 1 loss. In this regard, US media Kalshi gave the Thunder (15 wins and 1 loss) probability prediction of the final number of wins this season: 60+ wins, 94%; 65+ wins, 67%; 70+ wins, 29%!

In addition, the Thunder achieved a record of 15 wins and 1 loss in the first 16 games, which is the second-best record achieved by the defending champion in the second season in the past 30 years, second only to the Warriors in the 2015-16 season (16 wins and 0 losses). It is worth noting that among the defending champions with at least 15 wins in the first 16 games of the past 30 years, the Lakers in the 2001-02 season (15 wins and 1 loss) and the Bulls in the 1996-97 season (15 wins and 1 loss) both won the championship.

US media Clutch Points even predicted that the Thunder will achieve 77 wins and 5 losses. They said: We are witnessing one of the strongest regular season starts in NBA history. After defeating the Kings, the Thunder improved to 15 wins and 1 loss. Such a start is simply unbelievable. According to this momentum, they are expected to reach 77 wins and 5 losses! If this goal can be achieved in 82 games, it will break the Warriors' historical record of 73 wins and 9 losses and rewrite NBA history. Yeah, it's just crazy levels. "

Clutch Points also said: "And all this was done without Jaylen Williams playing this season. Their No. 2 star hasn't even taken the floor yet, and the Thunder are sweeping the league. Meanwhile, Alexander is averaging over 30 points per game despite sitting out the fourth quarter in nine of 16 games because the game was decided by the end of the third quarter. Can an MVP candidate rest the entire fourth quarter? This is so unusual. Only a handful of teams in history have been able to start a season with a 15-1 record. Now the Thunder are joining the ranks and making it look easy. "

What do you think the Thunder will achieve this season? Welcome to give your predictions in the comment area.