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"The Signing" to Loud City
From March, WTLC will no longer be funded or supported by Vox Media - SB Nation I do not really know to start with this note so I might as well start up top. On Friday, I was informed that Vox Media will no longer monetise or support our website as of the 28th February. Our site along with other NBA, NHL and MLS blogs were
The Walking Thunder to Loud City
About - Welcome to Loud City. My time as a Thunder fan started in 2016 when I saw Russell Westbrook go coast to coast and slam home a dunk over Andre Iguodala. It was breath-taking to watch, to feel every sinew of Westbrook's body launch off the ground and slam the dunk home. You could feel the intensity coursing through his veins; Westbrook.
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Thunder score a franchise record 150 points in incredible Shai-less victory over the Celtics. The Oklahoma City Thunder dominated in a 150-117 blowout over the championship favourite Boston.
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Oklahoma City play four games on the West Coast that could decide the season. Since the start of March, Oklahoma City have been on a tear and the Thunder have moved into a position where a.
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Welcome to Loud City Stephen Lew-USA TODAY Sports Last month, I wrote an article about Jaylin Williams and his rise on the Thunder's roster which felt necessary at the time. Jaylin had been playing very well at the time and the night before the article came out, he turned in a top level performances against the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Rolling Thunder: Previewing the Second Half of the Season. Welcome to Loud City's most handsome writers (Ben Mertens, J.D. Tailor, and Clemente Almanza) discuss the Thunders' first three games since the all-star break, talk about the Hamidou Diallo trade, and preview the second half of the season.
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Welcome to Loud City is moving to Substack. WTLC is moving to our new home, same community, different platform! When news broke about Vox's decision to remove funding for Welcome to Loud City in late January, it was painful to hear. This was our community, our home and the idea of all of that going away in just a matter of months was rough.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder's 2021-22 schedule dropped Friday afternoon. This season will consist of a normal 82-game season after last season was shortened to 72 games due to the ongoing COVID-19.
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Now, modern NBA arenas cost upwards of $500 million. The Sacramento Kings' Golden 1 Center was built in 2016 and was $558 million, while the Detroit Pistons' Little Caesars arena was built in.
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Welcome to Loud City's most handsome writers (Ben Mertens, J.D. Tailor, and Clemente Almanza) discuss the Thunders' first three games since the all-star break, talk about the Hamidou Diallo trade, and preview the second half of the season.