With Jalen, Jaylin and Kenrich already in the mix, the Oklahoma City Thunder could be adding a fourth Williams this offseason.
In 2023-24, the Oklahoma City Thunder had its best season in nearly a decade, earning the No. 1 seed in the Western Conference and becoming the youngest team in NBA history to win a playoff series.
After playing for a national title in April, two-time men's college basketball player of the year Zach Edey might quickly contend for an NBA title, according to where he lands in a recent mock draft.
As the 2024 NBA draft inches nearer, more and more updated mock drafts are pinning Cody Williams of the Colorado Buffaloes to the Oklahoma City Thunder in the No.
The Oklahoma City Thunder rattled off 57 wins in the 2023-24 NBA season, becoming the youngest No. 1 seed in NBA history before being bounced in the second round of the NBA Playoffs.
Despite struggling in the postseason, Oklahoma City’s role players played a huge part in the Thunder’s successful season. Everyone stepped up on the bench and contributed to the Thunder being one of the deepest teams in the NBA.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are in the market for upgrades to their 57-win roster, in search of getting over the hump. One of the needs most everyone feels the OKC Thunder should address comes in the front court.
ESPN recently released their list of 10 blockbuster moves that need to happen. Making the list was Klay Thompson signing with the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Gordon Hayward may be getting his revenge this offseason.
In a pivotal summer for Oklahoma City, the team will have options. And as Sam Presti discussed in his exit interview, every option is aggressive. It’s hard to view standing pat as an aggressive offseason, but that would mean aggressive and unwavering belief in the current core and what management has built.
Oklahoma City is looking to boost its roster heading into the 2024-25 NBA season where the expectations will be ratcheted up coming off a 57-win season that saw the Thunder become the youngest No.
The NBA has no breaks. The NBA Finals are a few days away from tipping off, but this doesn't mean nothing is going on in the basketball world. As soon as a champion is determined, gears quickly switch to the NBA Draft, which is closely followed by free agency.
Oklahoma City has one of the deepest teams in the league, and that can present tough decisions. The Thunder are spearheaded by a big three of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Jalen Williams and Chet Holmgren.
The Oklahoma City Thunder will have a lot of critical decisions to make this offseason as they look to bolster their 57-win ball club from a season ago
All season long, Oklahoma City’s front court depth was a hotly debated topic. Many people clamored for the Thunder to add another big man at the trade deadline or sign a free agent to bolster the unit.
The Oklahoma City Thunder could see Chet Holmgren pop in year two and it wouldn't be that surprising. Not only due to how great Holmgren was during his rookie season but factoring in his work ethic and the natural growth a player goes through at this stage of their careers.
Oklahoma City’s rebounding was the most notable weakness this season, but it might not be as dire as it seems. In the regular season, the Thunder ranked 29th in defensive rebounding percentage, and the team often gave up unfortunate offensive rebounds.
The Thunder couldn’t quite get the job done after securing the No. 1 seed, losing in the conference semifinals to the Dallas Mavericks. If it’s any consolation, that same Mavericks team is now in the Finals after beating Minnesota in five games.
The Oklahoma City Thunder is in an interesting spot with the No. 12 overall pick in the 2024 NBA Draft. The class is considered "weaker," though there's bound to be some strong talents, even if it's not in the top-five selections.
Many around the 2024 NBA Draft think this is a "weak draft class," with comparisons to the 2013 group. Though, one of the top executives in the sport really likes the 2024 NBA Draft and for good reason.
Coming into the season, the Oklahoma City Thunder were projected to be in the play-in/playoffs mix. Oklahoma City also entered the season with 44.5 win total line and they exceeded expectations by finishing 57-25 (No.
The biggest topic of conversation surrounding the Oklahoma City Thunder's offseason plans mainly revolves around Josh Giddey, as the debate on his fit and future with the team continues to grow.
Ahead of the Feb. 8 trade deadline, the Thunder acquired Hayward, who was supposed to be the final piece to put them over the top.
The postseason loss to Dallas showcased minor holes on OKC's roster, so the Thunder must make moves on the edges to set themselves up for a Finals run.
The NBA has closed its investigation into Oklahoma City Thunder guard Josh Giddey.
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