"We don't care not one bit about any of those records," Shai Gilgeous-Alexander told The Athletic's Anthony Slater. "They mean something, but in the grand scheme, they don't. We're after one thing and one thing only. That's what’s on our mind. Everything else we don't care about."

The Thunder are in impressive company, however the team knows its historic season won't matter much if they falter in the postseason.

The 15th of those players did so in the Oklahoma City Thunder era, guard alum Mustafa Shakur. After ending his college career at Arizona, Shakur would go unselected in the 2007 NBA draft, instead playing abroad and in the G League until he signed with the Washington Wizards briefly in 2011.

The Thunder defeated the Bulls, 145-117. The Thunder win their 10th in a row and improve to 63-12, while the Bulls fall to 33-42.

Meanwhile, the Bulls (33-41) have been red-hot. They've won five of their last seven games. They lost a heartbreaker to the Dallas Mavericks on Saturday. Matas Buzelis led the way with 28 points despite the defeat.

The Chicago Bulls fell back behind the Miami Heat into 10th place in the Eastern Conference, the final play-in spot.