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Oklahoma State beat No. 1 Oklahoma 6-4 at Devon Park, marking a notable Bedlam upset and snapping a top team trend.
Mia(l)i Meylan pitched, earning the win as OSU avoided a sweep and improved to 18-6 on the year.
Texas State upset No. 4 Texas Tech 3-0 behind a complete-game by Maddy Azua, her 20th win of the season.
Duke defeated Tennessee 6-3, with a first-inning surge including a three-run homer by Jess Oakland.
Stephen F. Austin walked off Southeastern Louisiana 4-3 on a seventh-inning homer to end SLU's 25-game win streak.
No. 25 Louisville rallied to beat Indiana 8-7 in a high-scoring matchup.
No. 6 UCLA extended its dominance with a 27-9 win over Long Beach State.
Southeastern Louisiana's 25-game winning streak ended with a 4-3 loss to Stephen F. Austin in Nacogdoches.
Duke also defeated Tennessee with strong pitching by Cassidy Curd into the fourth inning and late relief.
Duke added insurance with Tyrina Jones' two-run homer and a sacrifice fly later in the game.

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sports17h ago

Hayward says there isn’t a single obvious favorite in this year’s playoffs, calling it an open year with several contenders.
Hayward names the Thunder as a serious contender and notes Victor Wembanyama’s Spurs as a tough opponent for them.
He cites Nikola Jokic and the Nuggets as a constant threat in the playoffs.
Hayward points to Eastern Conference teams like the Knicks and Celtics as capable contenders.
Hayward recounts his time with the Thunder and suggests they had the foundation to be a dynasty.
Hayward notes his retirement after the 2023-24 season and reflects on his time with the Thunder.
The NBA playoffs were set to begin in mid-April with 16 teams competing for the Finals.
Hayward emphasizes the importance of experience and system as keys to success for a team.
Hayward differentiates the Thunder’s potential from other contenders by highlighting their core and coaching.
The article notes Hayward’s broader view of the league’s competitive balance this season.

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OKC Thunder aim to elevate Alex Caruso's postseason impact after a down regular season.
Last year in the playoffs Caruso played all 23 games for OKC, averaging over 24 minutes.
In last season's playoffs, Caruso averaged 9.2 points and 2 steals per game.
Caruso's shooting fell to 42.3% from the field and 29.3% from three this season.
The Thunder rely on Caruso’s experience and leadership entering his eighth season.
OKC is preparing to defend its title and expects similar postseason steps as last year.
Caruso's defensive performance in last postseason was highlighted, with a 105.2 defensive rating.
Caruso played 56 games this season, a drop from last year's pace.
The Thunder recognize Caruso’s need for rest to balance performance this postseason.
The report notes Grayson Buchanan authored the piece for SI.

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sports59m ago

Mitchell is set to be the Thunder's top off-the-bench playmaker in the playoffs after a breakout season.
Mitchell posted 13.6 points per game and shot 58.5% true shooting as a key contributor off the Thunder bench.
Defensive impact is noted by teammates, with Wallace calling Mitchell an underrated defender.
Mitchell's versatility will help ease ball pressure on Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Jalen Williams.
Mitchell's improving defense fits the Thunder's championship-contending framework.
Cason Wallace backs Mitchell as a key defensive asset for the Thunder.
Mitchell's playoff role was expanded after a limited postseason last year due to turf toe.
Mitchell's improved scoring and defense will help Thunder defend their championship status.
The piece highlighting Mitchell is part of a broader Thunder coverage by Cody Burton.

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