Oklahoma City will have to wait a couple more weeks before the recentlyacquired takes the floor. In the meantime, the Thunder may wantto focus on the immediate task of ending their first three-game losing streak ofthe season. Oklahoma City looks for its first season-series sweep against Indiana infour years when the Thunder host the Pacers on Wednesday night. Not since the then-Seattle SuperSonics won both meetings against Indianaduring the 2006-07 season has the franchise won a series between the teams. Toaccomplish the feat, the Thunder (36-22) also will have to avoid their firstfour-game skid since April 3-8, 2009. Oklahoma City dropped three consecutive games to a trio of the NBAs bestteams, capped by Sundays 90-87 loss against the Los Angeles Lakers. The defeatfollowed losses to San Antonio last Wednesday and Orlando on Friday. The Thunder were held to fewer than 90 points in two straight games for thefirst time since Nov. 19-20, and scored a season-low 31 second-half points. led Oklahoma City with 22 points, and added21. These last couple games, its felt like nothing has gone our way, butweve got to keep pushing, keep fighting and stay positive, Durant said. Good news came Tuesday when Oklahoma City agreed to a four-year, $36 millionextension with Perkins, who was acquired along with from Boston onThursday for and a future first-round pick. Perkins isstill recovering from a sprained left knee and wont be available immediately. The stretch against tough competition should help prepare the Thunder forIndiana, which it beat 110-106 in overtime Nov. 26. Westbrook scored acareer-high 43 points in helping lead Oklahoma City back from a 14-pointdeficit. scored 30 in that loss and netted 27 points - hitting 16 of 16free throws - on Tuesday in the Pacers 109-100 win against Golden State. Thevictory snapped a two-game skid for Indiana (27-32) as it moved a game ahead ofninth-place Charlotte for the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. This was a good win, not necessarily a big win, said hit a shot at the buzzer. Indiana has averaged 105.9 points while going 10-5 since Jan. 31 underinterim coach Frank Vogela stark contrast to a 17-27 mark and 97.8 points-pergame average under former coach Jim OBrien. Thats a win that falls in line with the identity we want for thisteam, Vogel said. Our tempo was great and carried us in the fourthquarter. The Thunder won last seasons meeting in Oklahoma City, 108-102 on Jan. 9,2010. Durant scored 40 points and Granger had 25.