The Thunder are currently 26-7 on the road with a point differential of 12, while the Bucks have a 7-3 record in their last ten games at home. These squads have met twice this season and each won by double-digits with both matchups coming in Oklahoma City.

The Pistons rank second in points per game via the fast break, which figures to be a main priority because they will want to generate scoring before the league’s top-ranked defense can set up. That game script does not lend itself to Duren accumulating assists.

The NBA season continues, and we have a tilt between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Milwaukee Bucks on Sunday. It’s time to continue our NBA odds series with a Thunder-Bucks prediction and pick Sunday’s matchup between the Oklahoma City Thunder and Milwaukee Bucks promises to be a thrilling clash.

Cade Cunningham was ejected after picking up back-to-back technical fouls late in the third quarter, and the Thunder took a 15-point lead on the ensuing free throws. But even without their All-Star guard, the Pistons battled back in the fourth quarter to nearly upset the team with the second-best record in the NBA.

It’s rare to see the Detroit Pistons’ All-Star Cade Cunningham lose his temper on the court. Typically, Cunningham is known to keep a cool head and manages to step up as a peacemaker for his teammates when tempers flare.