Things have been going rather well for the OKC Thunder this year, as they are 30-5 and once again viewed as the team to beat in the NBA.
However, their success comes with an underlying trend they might need to course-correct if they wish to hoist the Larry O'Brien Trophy for a second consecutive campaign.
Last year, the Thunder were notoriously one of the most iso-ball-heavy teams in the league. This year, they have taken it to another level.
As a team, they are averaging just 259.7 passes made per game. Only one other team over the past 13 years has averaged less and gone on to win the Championship.