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This contradicts Shooter's column from Sunday, which characterized the chances of a sale as "dismal".

Looks like OKC is favored by 3.5 tomorrow.

If you wanna dig for hope, Dallas beat OKC last year after the series was 2-2. Maybe the Wolves can claw out a couple at home to make it a series

If a couple guys want to play the Nesmith and Halliburton roles, now is the time.

You royally screwed up and you know it.

It's so refreshing to hear the announcers say over and over again how he was the playoff hero...last year.

Ben's at the White Lotus in Thailand. No phones.

Nuts. Sometimes it's just a change of scenery. Nothing in his past career would indicate this level of hitting from him.

The answer was both Ryan and Duran. And the answer was wrong.

Interested to see how they finish this. Do they let Ryan go one more, or use Duran to close it?

I don't blame them for trying to get the game in, somehow, someway. I'm sure the hope was to at least get through five innings. What were they supposed to do? Try to play a tripleheader through the (likely) rain on Wednesday? This isn't like past years when Cleveland makes 8 trips here...

I'm concerned, because "Thunderstruck" is a way better song than "Hungry Like The Wolf".

I hate when they do this. Congrats kid, you made it. Now hit the pine.

Knew the was going to be out for awhile, but they moved Keaschall to the 60 day IL as well.

Since those two are the only guys named Kody that show up on Baseball Reference, I'm gonna assume not.

Sadly, there's probably some redshirt sophomore to OSU who's never even seen the field that's better.

Especially when the 7 day IL spots could be used for either Correa or Buxton. Jeffers is in the DH spot tonight, so Bride is all that's on the bench (assuming those 3 guys are all unavailable.)

Haven't seen any roster moves so far, neither Buxton nor Correa made the lineup for the Brewers game tonight.

I'm close to swinging the other way. If they play well, they can beat either team. OKC is deeper. Denver has won it all and Jokic is the best player on the planet.

They haven't played a lot together because one (or both) of them are always hurt, but they have each played hundreds of MLB games at that position. I get it's a fast action play, but Correa has to get out of the way, assuming Buxton called it.