Oklahoma City is off to its best start ever and on a 15-game victory streak in clear sight of a deep postseason run.

After blowing out the Houston Rockets, the Celtics traveled to the Sooner state for a matinee Sunday matchup against the Oklahoma City Thunder. In what could be a potential NBA Finals matchup, Boston struggled as Thunder won their 15th game in a row and defeated the Celtics 105-92.

Boston is coming off a 109-86 drubbing of the Houston Rockets. In that game, Kristaps Porzingis finally returned to action after spraining his ankle. He played 28 minutes and had 11 points, five rebounds, two assists, and two blocks. The Celtics still didn't have their full starting lineup up there.

This article originally appeared on OKC Thunder Wire: Full injury report for Sunday's Celtics vs. Thunder matchup Five reasons why the NBA should put every single one of OKC's remaining games on national TV. Giannis Antetokounmpo and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander both looked like superstars in the NBA Cup semifinals.

During the Knicks’ current nine-game winning streak, most of their victories have come against some of the NBA’s worst teams, including two wins against both the East’s worst Wizards and injury-depleted Magic, in addition to wins over the Raptors, Jazz, and Pelicans.

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