The Thunder are in impressive company, however the team knows its historic season won't matter much if they falter in the postseason.

The Chicago Bulls came into their matchup against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Monday night as one of the hottest teams in basketball, having won nine of their last 12 games. It did not matter in the slightest. The Thunder absolutely routed them, winning a dominant 145-117 ball game, and securing their spot in NBA history.

The Thunder have dominated their opposing conference in a manner the association has never seen before, per FanDuel Sports Network's Nick Gallo. “The Thunder has now clinched the best record against a conference in NBA history. 28-1 against the Eastern Conference this year,” Gallo reported.

Despite not getting a second contract with the Thunder, Giddey remains highly of them. After all, while he's no longer on a title contender, he gets to be the primary ball-handler

The Oklahoma City Thunder have welcomed back Josh Giddey to the Paycom Center for the first time as a visitor, and the Paycom Center welcomed him with an embrace.

The Chicago Bulls wanted a chance to see how their roster stacked up against the best team in the association. The Bulls might want to rethink their rebuild strategy after getting pummeled 145-117 by the Oklahoma City Thunder in front of 18,