The Thunder’s first draft pick has now represented Oklahoma City for the first time. Oklahoma City has started NBA Summer League play, as they took on the Minnesota Gizzlies on Saturday afternoon.
Although the Oklahoma City Thunder fell 111-74 to the Memphis Grizzlies to open the Salt Lake City Summer League, the team's first-round point guard showed flashes of greatness.
Oklahoma City’s roster has taken shape for next season, and its latest move could be one of its most important. After the dust settled from the Thunder’s early offseason transactions, their attention turned to the free agency of Kenrich Williams.
Just a few weeks after the NBA Finals came to an end, basketball is back. The 2026 Summer League kicked off on Friday, July 3, and the Oklahoma City Thunder played their first contest of the summer on July 4.
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Could a rising superstar put the Thunder in a rough spot down the road? The Oklahoma City Thunder have had to make some tough decisions this offseason, as they were balancing roster spots and their total salary.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder have players scattered during Fourth of July weekend. Including Shai Gilgeous-Alexander playing across the border for his native Canada.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are 0-1 to start the NBA Summer League. The Thunder fell in Salt Lake City to the Memphis Grizzlies, 111-74. This was the debut of the Thunder Summer League circuit that starts in Salt Lake City for a trio of games and then shifts to Vegas next week with all 30 teams there.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are gearing up to begin their 2026 NBA Summer League session. First starting in Salt Lake City for the event hosted by the Utah Jazz, before joining all 30 teams in Vegas next week.
Oklahoma City’s superstar was back on the court, and he had no issues getting back to his usual dominance. Just over a month after the Thunder’s season was ended in the conference finals, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander returned to the floor for some action for the Canadian national team.
The NBA offseason comes fast and furious. As soon as the NBA Finals concluded, with the New York Knicks wearing the crown now, the league shifts right into the draft and quickly follows with free agency.
One of the Thunder’s newest additions could carve out valuable minutes. This offseason has been nothing short of hectic, as players have been changing teams left and right to stack up rosters for next season.
In the NBA Draft, the first round is where teams look for players who could be stars or at least contribute right away. Then there's the second round, where the stakes are low and not much is expected.
The Thunder announced a series of signings on Friday in a pair of press releases, filling two spots on their standard roster and all three of their two-way slots.
Oklahoma City’s two-way big man departed in free agency, but it shouldn’t cause many issues for the Thunder. With the NBA offseason underway, the Thunder have managed to take care of most of their priorities, such as extending Isaiah Hartenstein and trading Aaron Wiggins and Isaiah Joe.
Just a few days after declining his $7.2 million team option for the 2026-27 season, the Oklahoma City Thunder signed veteran forward Kenrich Williams to a one-year $5 million contract to keep him in OKC.
The Thunder are more than ever in need of their star wing. The NBA is in the midst of one of the craziest offseasons in recent history, as teams are making blockbuster moves to try and win a championship right now.
On Thursday afternoon, it was announced that Kenrich Williams and the Oklahoma City Thunder had agreed to a brand new deal, keeping the veteran forward in OKC for one more season.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have made a few moves this offseason, with most of them being deals to help them find some financial flexibility. In one of the more recent moves, they re-signed Kenrich Williams, according to NBA insider Chris Haynes.
After declining his team option earlier in the week, the Thunder have reached an agreement to bring back veteran forward Kenrich Williams, reports NBA insider Chris Haynes (Twitter link).
Fresh off another deep playoff run, the Oklahoma City Thunder entered the 2026 NBA Draft looking to strengthen an already championship-caliber roster.
The Oklahoma City Thunder might be taking an unexpected hit to their depth this offseason. There is a belief around the league that Thunder guard Cason Wallace may be open to leaving the team, Brian Lewis of The New York Post reported on Monday.
The Thunder aren’t letting Lu Dort go anywhere. According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, Oklahoma City has exercised Dort’s $17.7 million team option for the 2026-27 season, ensuring one of the NBA’s top perimeter defenders remains under contract.
ESPN insider Shams Charania is facing some backlash this weekend due to his report about Isaiah Hartenstein's new contract with the Oklahoma City Thunder.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are betting big on continuity.
The 2026 NBA Draft concluded with Wednesday's second round as teams made their final selections in one of the deepest classes in the draft's history. One pick that may have flown a little under the radar was 41st overall selection Otega Oweh.
It's another small but shrewd move for the improving Hawks.
The financial ramifications for remaining above any luxury tax threshold are significant, and they force teams to make tough roster decisions. One team currently facing this dilemma is the Oklahoma City Thunder, the 2025 NBA champions who had their dreams of a repeat crushed by the San Antonio Spurs in heartbreaking fashion.
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