We’ll be tuning in for at least the first half of Greg Oden against Joakim Noah, Ty Thomas and the Bulls tonight. Not sure Oden’s creaky knees can handle a big night after Tuesday’s 22-10 effort, so expectations are low. Taking a peek at the NBA standings three weeks into the season, four teams clearly stand out: the 1-win losers.

Minnesota and Oklahoma City are no surprise. Both are massive works in progress, and Chris Wilcox of the Thunder has missed five games due to injury (as if that lets them off the hook). Minnesota’s just terrible, and though it’s far too early for anyone to admit this, there’s probably some part of the front office that, based on first impressions, wishes OJ Mayo had been their guy, and not Kevin Love.

But the Clippers and Wizards? To an extent, Washington gets a pass because it is without two starters, Gilbert and Brenda. Which is why we thought they’d be bad, but not this bad. The Clips have an excuse for the first week – Marcus Camby was out. But since then? Baron Davis has no clue what he got himself into. Somewhere, Corey Maggette and Elton Brand are snickering. Here’s a hint, Dunleavy: MORE ERIC GORDON!

On the plus side, the Clippers play the Thunder tonight in a matchup featuring the two worst shooting teams in the league.