The Oklahoma City Thunder have gone nearly a month without a loss, an active 11-game win streak has turned the impossible into a plausible — can they be the third team in NBA history to reach 70 wins?

The Thunder ’s conquest of the East is complete. Twenty-nine wins. One loss. A .967 winning percentage. Oklahoma City already had the best interconference record in NBA history before it demolished Detroit on Wednesday night, but now it’s a wrap. The Thunder’s reign of terror against the East is mercifully over.

The Oklahoma City Thunder are one of the best teams of all time, that much is certain. Led by MVP frontrunner Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, the Thunder are 64-12, and if they win out, they could crack the rare 70-game benchmark.

During his time suiting up for the Thunder, Gibson wore only jersey No. 22 and put up 9.0 points and 4.5 rebounds per game.

With a depleted roster due to suspensions, the Detroit Pistons got within four points late in a 119-103 loss to Oklahoma City.

Dillon Brooks has been suspended for the matchup. Last week, Brooks went viral for getting in the face of Kevin Durant, although that was good for only his 15th technical foul of the season. On Wednesday,

Here's a look at OKC's remaining schedule and where the Thunder currently rank among teams with the most wins in a single season in NBA history.

The Oklahoma City Thunder aren't just winning, they're blowing their opponents out at what is a historical rate.

On Wednesday night, the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Detroit Pistons (at home) by a score of 119-103. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander finished the win with 33 points

That's why Adam Silver's attendance during the Thunder's 119-103 win over the Detroit Pistons garnered so much social media buzz. The NBA commissioner had the chance to get an up-close look at the title contender.