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As the Oklahoma City Thunder make their first NBA Finals appearance in over a decade, the city’s fan base is responding with an outpouring of support — online, in the streets and even at the airport.

Famous faces fuel the Thunder hype It’s not just local fans filling Paycom Center — the Finals buzz is drawing celebrities, athletes and musicians from around the country.

Airport welcomes There’s also a newer ritual that’s become part of the Thunder fan culture: Airport welcomes. Whether it’s to celebrate a win or rally after a tough game, OKC fans are known to show up ...