Once in a blue moon in the NBA, a matchup between two truly elite teams comes along in the regular season—and basketball fans are all the better for it. Such a matchup is in the offing Wednesday evening in Cleveland,

Two of the NBA's best teams, the Oklahoma City Thunder and Cleveland Cavaliers, will face each other on Wednesday (7 p.m. on ESPN). Cleveland boasts a 31-4 record, best in the league, while Oklahoma City is right behind the Cavs at 30-5.

Headed by Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who is having a season only comparable to Michael Jordan and Dwayne Wade, and Donovan Mitchell, who is having the best shooting season of his career, the Thunder versus the Cavaliers will be must-see TV for all sports fans.

Both the Thunder and the Cavs have won at least 30 of their first 35 games, the only pair of teams to do so since the Lakers and Bucks in 1971-72.

Ben Pfeifer details everything you need to know about the OKC Thunder vs. Cleveland Cavaliers and why the game might be an NBA Finals preview.

Oklahoma City's recent wins against the Boston Celtics and New York Knicks have catapulted the Thunder to championship contenders in the eyes of national media.

The Oklahoma City Thunder will head to Cleveland to take on the Cavaliers on Wednesday for a potential NBA Finals preview. Both teams are off to franchise-best starts and on 10-plus-game win streaks,

The Boston Celtics were unable to defeat the OKC Thunder yesterday, but some people still aren’t convinced the Celtics would lose in the predicted NBA Finals matchup between the two teams. Former All-NBA and All-Star Demarcus Cousins is one of them,

The Thunder took down the reigning champion Boston Celtics behind a near-perfect second half and stifling defense down the stretch. With a 30-5 overall record, there’s hardly any holes to poke in Oklahoma City across the board.