The Oklahoma City Thunder is gearing up to celebrate Black History Month with its fourth annual Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Night, Tuesday, Feb. 3.

The Oklahoma City Thunder have seen Alex Caruso and Jaylin Williams leave the game in Cleveland early due to injuries making the Bricktown Ballers even more short handed.

Of course, MLK Day is a federal holiday that the United States acknowledges every third Monday in January. King Jr. was a spokesperson for nonviolent activism during the Civil Rights Movement. He protested racial discrimination at the federal and state levels.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 30 points and the OKC Thunder roared past the Cleveland Cavaliers for a 136-104 win Monday.

Oklahoma City hasn't been shooting at a high clip as we're accustomed to lately, and it's hampered them throughout the last 10 games.

Oklahoma City looks to respond after narrow loss in Miami while Cleveland rides recent surge despite injuries.

Rookie forward Rasheer Fleming worked tirelessly on his post moves, determined to carve out a niche. Steve Nash, a Hall of Famer turned senior adviser, passed down pointers to up-and-coming guard Collin Gillespie. And Devin Booker, the king of the food chain, surveyed his domain from underneath a basket in the top-left corner of the gym.