Ahead of Oklahoma City Thunder guard Jared McCain’s debut on Saturday against the Houston Rockets, the sophomore guard is eager to play for his new fanbase.
The Oklahoma City Thunder made another roster move on Friday in what has been a busy week. The Thunder started by trading for 2024 first-round pick Jared McCain from the Philadelphia 76ers by shipping the Brotherly Love Baller a 2026 first-round pick (via Houston) and three second-round picks.
A dawn of a new era on Saturday might be too strong a phrasing for the Thunder's matchup against the Rockets, but not by much. The excitement around Bricktown
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Oklahoma City made a small swing at the trade deadline, and it could mean the end of a Thunder tradition. On Wednesday, the Thunder began to make plenty of noise as the trade deadline approached.
The NBA Trade Deadline has passed, and the Oklahoma City Thunder acquired Jared McCain in a four-team deal. Additionally, they have brought in the son of a college hoops legend after the trade deadline, according to ClutchPoints insider Brett Siegel.
The Thunder have made a change to one of their two-way contract slots, announcing today in a press release that shooting guard Chris Youngblood has been waived and swingman Buddy Boeheim has been signed to replace him.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are in the middle of one of their most injury-riddled stretches of the season. Against the San Antonio Spurs, 10 names were present on the injury report.
When this season began, the Oklahoma City Thunder looked like a generational team that could very well beat the Golden State Warriors’ regular-season record.
Basketball gut tells you that a bit of gamesmanship may have proven a big reason the Oklahoma City Thunder sat just about every single one of their rotational guys against the San Antonio Spurs.
The Indiana Pacers got into the NBA trade deadline action right before the 3 pm ET cutoff. The Pacers acquired Los Angeles Clippers center Ivica Zubac, along with Kobe Brown, in exchange for Bennedict Mathurin, Isaiah Jackson, two first-round picks and one second-round pick.
The trade deadline is finally in the rearview for OKC. But did they end up making the best decisions that would shape their title chances? Bringing in Jared McCain was the headliner, sure, but Oklahoma City also dealt a little more than just that.
After the Oklahoma City Thunder, with only eight active players, lost to the San Antonio Spurs — 116-106 — veteran Jaylin Williams shared his thoughts on the Thunder’s trade with the Philadelphia 76ers for Jared McCain.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander will miss the Oklahoma City Thunder's next five games at the very least. The news comes after the Canadian suffered an abdominal strain, creating a massive hole in the Thunder's roster and sparking questions about how the team will replace his production.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are facing one of those nights that rarely shows up on a contender’s calendar. As the season rolls into the All-Star break, Oklahoma City suddenly finds itself stretched thin in a way few teams could prepare for.
Isaiah Hartenstein had his first career triple-double and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 20 points as the Oklahoma City Thunder blew out the Orlando Magic 128-92 at home Tuesday.
The Oklahoma City Thunder could potentially be moving on from IHartRadio. Oklahoma City is considering the possibility of trading away center Isaiah Hartenstein, Brian Windhorst of ESPN reported Friday during an episode of “The Hoop Collective.” Windhorst notes that Hartenstein’s name has come up in “some trade chatter” ahead of the Feb.