Thunder can’t wait to make rebounding a priority. The Oklahoma City Thunder are gearing up to head into the NBA season on a revenge tour, as they look to earn their second championship in three years.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have plenty of questions to answer next season, but one answer could become clearer in the preseason. Despite so much movement in the league throughout the offseason, the Thunder will still be entering next season as a favorite to win the title.
Despite falling out of the Western Conference Finals in seven games, the Oklahoma City Thunder are still atop the NBA power rankings for most. Armed with
Despite less than two decades as a franchise, the Oklahoma City Thunder have seen a number of entertaining seasons. OKC has reached the Western Conference Finals six times, including two trips to the NBA Finals.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has the statistics. He has the victories. He has two consecutive MVP awards. Getting a third may require voters to place him in extremely rare company.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
Will it be even harder for Oklahoma City to reach the finals this year? The Oklahoma City Thunder were the top dogs just a season ago, as they were coming off their first franchise championship.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are set for another season, and it could result in some more hardware for their superstar. Over the past couple of years, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has cemented himself as the best player in the league.
Oklahoma City has assembled a talented roster with players who fill a handful of different roles. The team is primarily recognized for its defense and superstar Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, but has a handful of skilled scorers.
The rising Thunder guard can’t force his shots in his newest role. The Oklahoma City Thunder have multiple young players who will have to step into bigger roles this coming season, and one of those players is Cason Wallace.
Oklahoma City’s two-way players will have multiple opportunities to showcase their talents. The Oklahoma City Thunder are gearing up for next season with a roster that looks different than years past.
Over the past few seasons, the Oklahoma City Thunder have developed a defensive identity. Armed with a handful of talented defenders, OKC's defense led the team to a title in 2025 and has made Mark Daigneault's group one of the best in the NBA.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
Oklahoma City is just a few weeks away from the start of a new season, and it needs to avoid any drastic moves to end the offseason. Over the past few months, the Thunder have seen their roster turnover a bit more than it has over the past couple of years.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander might not need to bring home the scoring title this season. The Thunder superstar is known as one of the best scorers in the league and has proved it time and time again.
The Oklahoma City Thunder made significant changes to the roster following the 2025-26 campaign. For the first time since winning an NBA title, OKC had to move on from multiple rotation players for financial reasons.
Oklahoma City has hopes of winning another championship next season, and dominating against the East could help their chances. After falling short in the Western Conference Finals last season, the Thunder will be looking to bounce back and add another championship.
Oklahoma City is looking to win another championship next season, and it could benefit from having the same luxury it’s had for the past couple of years.
The Thunder will be running a little thin when big games come around. The Oklahoma City Thunder have been known to have one of the deepest benches in the league, as anyone could come in and get the job done.
After watching Russell Westbrook announce his retirement over the summer, Oklahoma City Thunder guard Jared McCain reflected on the future Hall of Fame player’s influence on his career.
After Oklahoma City Thunder GM Sam Presti made some difficult decisions in order to get from under the dreaded second apron, many wonder how he’ll be approaching Cason Wallace’s looming contract extension ahead of the October 19 deadline.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has reached the point where “superstar” no longer fully captures his value to the Oklahoma City Thunder. Gilgeous-Alexander is an elite scorer, late-game closer, primary playmaker, and franchise-defining leader rolled into one player.
The Oklahoma City Thunder still have one of the deepest rosters in basketball, but their bench isn’t exactly the same group that helped them dominate the last two seasons.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander already scores plenty. Perhaps the next step is simply figuring out where some of those points come from. As Ivan White of NBA on SI noted, Gilgeous-Alexander actually became more accurate from beyond the arc last season while shooting fewer threes.
The Denver Nuggets took the Oklahoma City Thunder to seven games in the 2025 NBA playoffs. Since then, one of the Thunder's biggest rivals has gotten worse, and the Thunder directly benefit in multiple ways.
Thunder guard Ajay Mitchell has been named the general manager of UC Santa Barbara’s men’s basketball program, the school announced in a press release.