The Oklahoma City Thunder has enjoyed an impressive stretch over its last four contests. Despite a narrow road loss to Miami, the team defeated the San Antonio Spurs by 21 points and picked up a 20-point road win against the Houston Rockets, as well as a 32-point road win against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Head coach Mark Daigneault’s shorthanded Oklahoma City Thunder thinned down to 10 players in the second half of Monday’s 126-104 win against the Cleveland Cavs.
Oklahoma City Thunder guard/forward Jalen Williams has been diagnosed with a right hamstring strain and will be reevaluated in a couple of weeks. The injury interrupts another strong campaign for one of the Thunder’s key playmakers, who has been a consistent part of the team’s league-best start.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
Oklahoma City will be missing one of its All-Stars for a while, but a shooting boost could steady the ship. On Monday, the Thunder began their latest stretch without Jalen Williams, who left Saturday’s game in Miami with a hamstring strain and will be out at least a couple of weeks.
The Oklahoma City Thunder showcased a rare shooting masterclass that hasn’t been present in recent games. OKC came into Monday’s matchup with a chip on its shoulder after losing a close bout to Miami in its previous game.
Chet Holmgren was a key contributor in the Oklahoma City Thunder’s 136-104 road win against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday night, as the American center had 28 points, eight rebounds, two blocks, and four three-pointers on 11-for-16 shooting from the field.
The Oklahoma City Thunder will be without the services of forward Jalen Williams for the next couple of weeks, the team said Monday. Williams, who has been battling a right hamstring strain, missed the game Monday, as the Thunder blasted the Cleveland Cavaliers 136-104.
This one wasn’t about excuses. It was about standards. The Cavaliers walked into a Monday matinee against the reigning champion Thunder and got a blunt reminder of what the league’s upper tier looks like right now.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 30 points and Chet Holmgren had 28 points and eight rebounds as the visiting Oklahoma City Thunder routed the Cleveland Cavaliers 136-104 on Monday afternoon.
On a Martin Luther King Jr. Day mid-day matchup, the Oklahoma City Thunder throttled the Cleveland Cavaliers, 136-104, Monday at Rocket Arena. The Thunder used a 45-point fourth quarter to pull away with a dominant win.
Behind 30 points from Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and 28 from Chet Holmgren, the Oklahoma City Thunder (36-8) flexed its muscle in a 136-104 road win over the Cleveland Cavaliers (24-20).
Oklahoma City Thunder superstar Shai Gilgeous-Alexander continues to make a compelling case as one of the most efficient elite scorers in the NBA this season – and the numbers back it up beyond the usual highlight reel.
Thunder forward Jalen Williams suffered a right leg injury during Saturday’s loss at Miami, writes Justin Martinez of The Oklahoman (subscription required).
Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's first signature basketball shoe has generated considerable attention among NBA fans and sneakerheads.
At the halfway point of the 2025-26 regular season, the Oklahoma City Thunder have the NBA’s best record at 34-7 for the second consecutive season. They are also tied with the 2015-16 Golden State Warriors for the best start through the first 25 games in NBA history.
After dropping its first three games to San Antonio this season, Oklahoma City was finally able to overcome its season-long shortcomings with a 119-98 win on Tuesday.