#Cavs and #Thunder is the first meeting between a team on a 15-game win streak & another on a 10-game win streak. It’s the first ever interconference game between teams with a win percentage of .850 or higher this late into a season.

For the game, the Thunder will remain without one of their best players, as Alex Caruso has been ruled out. The 2020 NBA Champion has missed each of the previous seven games, so this will be his eighth straight out of action.

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.

CLEVELAND (WJW) – The NBA’s best team, the Cleveland Cavaliers, take on the league’s 2 nd best Wednesday night at home, the Oklahoma City Thunder. It will be a historic collision of two teams on winning streaks. The top two teams in the NBA face off at 7pm at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse on Wednesday.

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With the Thunder and Cavaliers facing off in just the third game in NBA history where both teams are riding double-digit win streaks, relive the top plays from both teams.

Tonight's game is a very plausible Finals preview, and a national audience can watch it on cable. Regardless of how you plan on tuning in, Inside the Thunder has you covered with everything you need to know, ranging from odds (via FanDuel), injury reports for both teams, and TV information.

A two-day break has given the NBA plenty of time to hype up Wednesday's Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Cleveland Cavaliers clash. The marquee matchup has a historical context surrounding it that makes it feel a little more special than the average regular season game.