For the first 18 games of the season, the Oklahoma City Thunder have been firing on all cylinders. They have had one of the best starts in NBA history as they are 17-1 on the season, dropping their only game by just two points.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have been on a historic pace this season. They sit atop the NBA with a 17-1 record following a 68 win campaign in the 2024-25 season that ended with their first championship in team history.
Nearly a month into the season, we’re starting to have a good idea of what each NBA team brings to the table. Of course, teams can go on big runs and figure things out as the year wears on, but to some degree, we can tell what teams are serious.
Donovan Mitchell is back in the spotlight, and the Cavaliers will happily take it. The Cavs’ All-Star guard has been named the NBA’s Eastern Conference Player of the Week after averaging 31.8 points, 6.3 rebounds and 5.0 assists in a 3-1 stretch.
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Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Cavaliers guard Donovan Mitchell have been named the Western and Eastern Conference Players of the Week, respectively.
The Thunder just keep rolling. Even without Jalen Williams, OKC crushed Portland on Sunday and moved to an outrageous 17-1. But Williams’ early-season absence comes with a financial twist.
The Oklahoma City Thunder's defense continues to be one of the most impressive units in the NBA. After helping the team to a 68-win regular season and an NBA title in 2024-25, the group doesn't seem to have missed a beat again to start the 2025-26 campaign.
OKLAHOMA CITY — In light of Los Angeles Clippers’ Chris Paul announcing his retirement at the end of the season, Oklahoma City Thunder coach Mark Daigneault took time to share how the future Hall of Fame guard is an excellent example for Chet Holmgren.
Jalen Williams‘ absence from the lineup has barely slowed down the Thunder, who routed Portland on Sunday to improve to 17-1. However, it has financial implications for the fourth-year wing, who has missed all 18 games, according to Alex Schiffer of Front Office Sports.
The Oklahoma City Thunder avenged their lone loss of the 2025-26 campaign with a 122-95 blowout win against the Portland Trail Blazers last night, as every player contributed to the blowout victory.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma City Thunder All-Star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s dominant start to the 2025-26 campaign continued in another impressive scoring performance in Sunday’s 122-95 blowout win against the Portland Trail Blazers.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have played all games this season without their young star Jalen Williams, who earned his first All-Star appearance last season.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 37 points to help the Oklahoma City Thunder extend their winning streak to nine with a 122-95 home victory over the Portland Trail Blazers on Sunday The Trail Blazers are the only team to beat the Thunder this season.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma City Thunder head coach Mark Daigneault set the record straight on whether his team’s success and depth delay specific timetables for his players’ injury recoveries.
The Portland Trail Blazers are the only team to beat the Oklahoma City Thunder so far this season. The teams will meet for the second time this season Sunday in Oklahoma City.
Sam Presti is one of the basketball geniuses off the court, and his brilliance has seen Thunder trades that shaped the franchise’s success. From trades that shocked the NBA world, to actually showing that Oklahoma City is a bastion of notable transactions that resulted in the league’s success.
Chet Holmgren is expanding his game as the Thunder continue to rise while also stocking up for his case for the DPOY this season. OKC is increasing his usage, with Jalen Williams yet to return to action. All signs point to further growth for Chet, and this is just OKC’s 16th game overall.
The Oklahoma City Thunder were supposed to come back down to earth. After their stunning championship run a year ago, the youngest team ever to hoist the Larry O’Brien Trophy, many thought regression was inevitable.
Coming off a historically remarkable defensive playoffs, Chet Holmgren is starting the 2025-26 season with a bang. His offense has reached a new level this year, averaging a career-high 20.0 points per game, shooting 38.5% from three, and nearly 60% from the field.
Chet Holmgren’s journey reflects on the challenges all athletes face: physically, mentally, and emotionally. Holmgren’s story was thrown a curveball before even playing an official NBA game.