Serge Ibaka Video: Watch OKC Big Man Swat Two Kings' Shots in the Thunder Win

The league’s easiest team to fall for continued to woo, as the Thunder steamrolled the Kings Wednesday night, 126-94. 

Oklahoma City poured in 68 points in the first half, and the game was over soon after. 

Daequan Cook scored a season-high 20 points off the bench, while league-leading scorer Kevin Durant added 17 points in 27 minutes of play. 

The Thunder had seven players score in double-figures, while holding an undermanned Sacramento squad to 40 percent shooting.

Of note in the video above? Serge Ibaka is awesome. 

I was inappropriately close to titling this article Serge I-blak-a, which would have gone a long way to sully the good name he’s building for himself.

He’s now sixth in the league in blocks, despite averaging just 26 minutes a game and his overall contributions continue to beg the question: Why is he not starting? 

I suspect the answer is to maximize Jeff Green and that’s an appropriate angle for Scott Brooks to be taking. But if Ibaka continues to develop at the rate that he has, he’ll soon become one of the best two-way fours in the league. 

And by that time, the Thunder’s dilemma will have become everyone else’s.

A wee bit more imminently, the Thunder will send three players to Los Angeles for this weekend’s All-Star festivities. Ibaka heads to the dunk contest, Durant and Russell Westbrook to the All-Star game. 

The Thunder (35-19) currently sit at the four-seed in the west and will have more than a week off before they return to the court against the Clippers, in the Oklahoma homecoming of Blake Griffin.