At 24-2, the Oklahoma City Thunder still can not escape being over analyzed for their most recent loss to the San Antonio Spurs. Despite the Thunder's narrow loss, 111-109, with four days to sit with that result everyone has approached and dissected that game from every angle.
Sometimes you face good problems. The Oklahoma City Thunder know that all too well. Of their 18 man roster, including two-ways, at a minimum 14 true rotational pieces that any NBA team would want to toss minutes towards.
The San Antonio Spurs were the talk of the NBA world for the past few days. After beating Oklahoma City in the NBA Cup semifinals, San Antonio received plenty of well-deserved praise from national media members.
Victor Wembanyama returned and ended the reigning NBA Champs’ 16-game win streak and their time in Vegas. This leaves a pending wrinkle for the Oklahoma City Thunder.
What a difference a year makes. 12 months ago, it seamed to be a near certainty that the Oklahoma City Thunder and Boston Celtics would clash in the 2025 NBA Finals.
Oklahoma City has been entirely dominant this season, fresh off an NBA championship run that ended in June. Everyone within the basketball world understands that this Thunder squad is clearly the team to beat.
The 2025-26 NBA season has largely been highlighted by the Oklahoma City Thunder’s dominance. Prior to their NBA Cup ousting, the Thunder were riding a
Saturday was our first true taste of what the future holds for the Oklahoma City Thunder and San Antonio Spurs. The two met for the first time this season in Vegas during the Western Conference Semi Finals of the NBA Cup.
Oklahoma City was ready to compete for a big payday on Tuesday night, but it has a chance to refocus on the regular season instead. After sweeping group play and dominating their quarterfinal matchup in the NBA Cup, the Thunder headed to Vegas with full intentions of doing what they couldn’t last season and winning the NBA Cup.
Kendrick Perkins refused to compare the 2025 OKC Thunder to his time with Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook. The Oklahoma City Thunder, despite their disappointing loss this weekend, are still the most dominant force in the NBA today.
Kendrick Perkins has compared the current Oklahoma City Thunder to the Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant era. Perkins played alongside Westbrook, Durant, and James Harden on the 2012 OKC squad that made the NBA Finals.
Victor Wembanyama didn’t need a long speech to spark the NBA’s next great rivalry. It just took a few sentences. After the San Antonio Spurs stunned the
The Oklahoma City Thunder's defense has been well discussed over the past few years, and for good reason. Armed with a number of impactful defenders alongside
The NBA has more talent now than ever before. The game has grown globally and the eye balls are adding up with their new media partners. The only thing the league is missing is good old fashioned rivalries.
For the second straight year, Oklahoma City fell flat in a big spot during the NBA Cup. It’s certainly better than falling flat in the NBA Finals, but still a disappointing outcome for the Thunder — especially against a budding conference rival, the San Antonio Spurs.
The San Antonio Spurs sent a warning to the rest of the NBA with their cup semifinal victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder. The Thunder were on a 16-game
The NBA season is still in full swing, but it's never too early to look ahead at the upcoming NBA Draft class. Most teams in Oklahoma City's position only have picks later in the first round to look forward to, but for the Thunder, OKC could own up to four of the top 30 selections in this year's class.
The way the OKC Thunder began the game last night, it felt like nothing could stop them from adding another win to their column. The San Antonio Spurs themselves had been on a hot streak, but OKC rattled them early, holding them to 0-of-12 from three-point range and forcing turnovers everywhere they looked.
The Warriors’ current season doesn’t quite resemble their iconic 2015–16 run, but someone else has carried that same energy. The defending champions, the Oklahoma City Thunder, brought their title swagger into this year, riding a 24–1 start that almost matched the Warriors’ legendary 24-0 game streak.
The Oklahoma City Thunder fell to the San Antonio Spurs, 111-109, on Saturday night, eliminating them from the Emirates NBA Cup. The Thunder falls to 1-2 all-time in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are the defending NBA champions and very much look like a top candidate to become the league’s first repeat title holders since the Golden State Warriors (2016-18). Still, with the holiday season in full force, here is a look at the Thunder’s wish list.
The Oklahoma City Thunder don't need much more help this season. The team is 24-1 with the best point differential through 25 games in NBA, and the highest NET rating in NBA history.
One former NBA champion believes this current OKC Thunder squad is even more dangerous than the 2016 Golden State Warriors side. The Oklahoma City Thunder have gotten off to a flying start this season, going 24-1 in their first 25 games of this campaign.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have been utterly dominant this season. The Oklahoma City Thunder flexed their muscles on Wednesday night destroying the Phoenix Suns by 49 points to advance to the NBA Cup semifinals.