There was a point in time during Oklahoma City’s rebuild where rookies had a full runway to develop on the court in real games. Often times, they were given a chance to start early on, and remain in the starting lineup for valuable reps.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are in a very unique position. OKC holds a 17-1 record, one of the 10 best starts in NBA history, and has the potential to receive a top-10 pick in the 2026 NBA Draft.
Oklahoma City has arguably the best home-court advantage in the league, and that could easily come into play during its NBA Cup run. On Wednesday night, the Thunder will play in their third game of the 2025 NBA Cup group stage, facing the Minnesota Timberwolves for the first time this season.
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.
Richard Jefferson thinks the OKC Thunder have to choose between making history and winning championships. The Oklahoma City Thunder are riding high this season, starting things off by going 17-1 to begin the season, the best in the NBA so far.
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.
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.
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.
On Sunday in the Paycom Center, the Oklahoma City Thunder opened up a three game home stand by welcoming in the Portland Trail Blazers in hopes of avenging their lone loss on the year.
Oklahoma City is off to its best start in franchise history, and one of the NBA’s best starts ever, too. At 16-1 overall, this team is already head and shoulders over the rest of the NBA and still has plenty of room to grow.
Chris Paul means a lot to Oklahoma City despite playing just 70 games for the OKC Thunder during a COVID-19 shortened campaign back in 2019-20. That team
All season long the Oklahoma City Thunder have been forced to battle adversity. From their jam packed start to the schedule that saw them play two double-overtime games in a row, three back to back sets and more road affairs than home games, to being short handed the entire way.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have been one of the NBA's best teams at adding talent through the NBA Draft. Everyone acknowledges OKC general manager Sam Presti
The Oklahoma City Thunder is an extremely deep team, starting the season 16-1 despite missing multiple key players for extended periods of time with injuries.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are sitting pretty at 16-1 as they finally get a chance to regroup and stretch their legs in an elogated home stand. After taking Saturday off, the Thunder get back on the hardwood against the Portland Trail Blazers on Sunday inside the Paycom Center.
Oklahoma City is proving it might not have any weaknesses this season. On Friday night, the Thunder secured a dominant 144-112 victory against the Utah Jazz in their second NBA Cup game to further take control of the race for the top spot in the West.
In light of the Oklahoma City Thunder's miraculous eighth-straight win Friday night against the Utah Jazz, Thunder backup center Jaylin Williams put up a career-best performance from behind the arc.
It ends as an expected 144-112 win for the Oklahoma City Thunder over the Utah Jazz but it came in an improbable way. The Bricktown Ballers started the game sluggishly as the Jazz were red-hot from three and got behind by 18 points.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have shot out to a league-best 14-1 start this season. Jalen Williams hasn’t featured yet due to a wrist injury, but the Thunder haven’t missed a beat.
On the second night of a back-to-back, the Charlotte Hornets were faced with their toughest opponent of the season: the reigning champion Oklahoma City Thunder.