The Oklahoma City Thunder fell to 44-10 with a loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves. From its laundry list of lackluster traits in this game to the schedule, a lot worked against OKC.

It was that type of lethargic night for OKC before the All-Star break. The Oklahoma City Thunder looked like they were on fumes in their 116-101 loss against the Minnesota Timberwolves. It was the first time all year that they failed to lead at any point of the game.

After their massive comeback victory against the Miami Heat Wednesday night 115-101, the Oklahoma City Thunder now begin their three-game roadtrip, with the first game coming against seventh-ranked Timberwolves.