Just a few weeks away from NBA Draft day, the Oklahoma City Thunder have two mid-first-round picks to work with to fill potential holes in a championship-caliber roster.
Oklahoma City has some big decisions to make in the offseason, but one of the toughest could be simpler than it seems. The Thunder’s offseason is underway a bit earlier than they had hoped after losing Game 7 to the San Antonio Spurs a week ago.
This offseason features plenty of big decisions for Oklahoma City. Perhaps the first being what to do with defensive ace Lu Dort. The 27-year-old has spent all seven years in the NBA with the Oklahoma City Thunder.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are facing plenty of offseason questions as the summer looms large for this franchise. The Thunder were bounced in Game 7 of the Western Conference Finals on its home floor at the hands of the San Antonio Spurs.
While the Oklahoma City Thunder did not repeat as champions, Cason Wallace still had a banner year. The defensive ace landed on the second team All-Defensive squad after leading the league in steals.
As an NBA fan, it hits different when a team's best player is a guy the franchise nurtured from the very start. There's a greater attachment to stars who have been there since the start, who have bled the team's colors since the start of their careers.
In the summer of 2024, the Oklahoma City Thunder landed its biggest free agent signing in team history. The OKC Thunder inked Isaiah Hartenstein to a three-year $87 million pact with the third year being a team option worth $28.5 million.
Since the Oklahoma City Thunder's 2025-26 season came to an end, there have been plenty of suggestions on how the team can alter its roster heading into the next campaign.
As the focus turns to the NBA Draft around Bricktown, everyone is eager to share their offseason plans for the Oklahoma City Thunder. Dissecting what Oklahoma City must do to get back to the mountain top after their reign as champions ended in Game 7 of the Western Conference Finals a week ago.
Oklahoma City’s superstar is coming off another special season, but it’s not too early to look at how he could make some history in 2027. After a Western Conference Finals loss to the San Antonio Spurs, the Thunder are set for an offseason that will surely feature some changes.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are a team that will have to make some moves this offseason for cap purposes, but some even think they may go big and acquire a star.
The Oklahoma City big three could make history once again. The Oklahoma City Thunder are coming off a season where they fell short of their end goal, losing in the playoffs to the San Antonio Spurs.
If an NBA player ends a game with 30 points, that's generally a great night. 40 points is fantastic, and 50 points is an event. That's especially true when that type of scoring outburst comes from an unexpected source.
One Oklahoma City Thunder player probably will not have to clean out his locker this offseason. Thunder big man Isaiah Hartenstein is “very likely” to remain with the team, Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints reported this week.
Oklahoma City has plenty of offseason decisions to make, but Sam Presti is even getting in the mix in other sports. After the Thunder’s seven-game series loss to the San Antonio Spurs, they now must face the reality of a tough offseason ahead.
Chet Holmgren remains a fixture on the Thunder roster despite his underwhelming performance in the Western Conference Finals. Oklahoma City has no interest in dealing away Holmgren, according to Jake Fischer of The Stein Line.
Chet Holmgren had a tough series against Victor Wembanyama in the conference finals, and before it was even over, trade talk started to pick up. But Draymond Green isn’t having any of it, and he actually makes a stronger case than his reputation as a critic might suggest.
Often, a promising young player struggles the season after their rookie year; the situation, known as the sophomore slump, is sometimes hard for a player to come back from.
Oklahoma City has an intriguing offseason ahead, and it needs to make a move to address one spot on the roster. The Thunder’s 2025-26 season was defined by many things from being the defending champions to challenging for the best start of all-time and so many things in between.
The Oklahoma City Thunder enter the offseason with the expectation that a thorough roster evaluation is in order, considering two max deals — All-Star Chet Holmgren and Jalen Williams — will go into effect, forcing the front office to make difficult decisions.
On the heels of losing Game 7 of the Western Conference Finals to the San Antonio Spurs, Oklahoma City Thunder GM Sam Presti is expected to make difficult decisions this offseason, including a potential contract extension for Cason Wallace.
The Oklahoma City Thunder may already have their most prominent roster cut in mind. Thunder swingman Luguentz Dort is expected to be the odd man out this offseason, Kurt Helin of NBC Sports reported this week.
Sam Presti built a championship roster in Oklahoma City and the bill for success came due for several foundational players last summer. But the Thunder
The Thunder may have fallen one win short of the NBA Finals, but they remain one of the league’s most fascinating teams entering the offseason. With a mountain of draft assets and several key financial decisions on the horizon, Oklahoma City has no shortage of options.
The Thunder came within one win of returning to the NBA Finals. Now comes the challenge of keeping a talented roster together. According to ESPN’s Anthony
The Thunder have failed to defend their title after losing two straight games to the Spurs in the Western Conference Finals. Will the surprising playoff exit alter the team's offseason playoff plans?