Over the last 48 hours the Thunder have made a flurry of roster moves at the bottom of their training camp squad which spans 21 players deep until the end of the week.
Oklahoma City Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is at the pinnacle of his NBA career. He just won his first Larry O’Brien trophy, Finals MVP, and regular season MVP last season, and he just turned 27 years old.
Shai-Gilgeous Alexander is an NBA star who flashes his brilliance on the court. Whether it’s his wicked Eurostep into the paint or his consistent middy, the reigning league MVP has as much basketball swagger as any of the all-time greats.
Hakeem The Dream, Clyde The Glide, Magic: The NBA has produced some incredible nicknames over the decades. Some, like Magic and Penny, have even come to largely replace the player's actual name.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are wrapping up a six game preseason slate this week with two final contests. First up is Tuesday in Milwaukee before a Friday night clash with the team's divisional foes from Denver.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander didn’t open his recent GQ interview with a retirement announcement, but it soon became the topic of discussion. The 27-year-old
The Oklahoma City Thunder are attempting to repeat as NBA champions. The Thunder own the deepest and most talented team in the NBA and are a popular pick to once again sit atop the NBA come late June.
The pressure is always on for the defending champions. After winning 68 games in the regular season, it seems expectations are bigger for OKC, with 70 wins being the bar set before the champions.
Oklahoma City Thunder All-Star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander received his flowers from Hall of Fame guard Steve Nash. While Gilgeous-Alexander plans to add to his legacy, Nash says it’s already established as an inspiration to an entire generation in Canada.
After winning an NBA title in 2025 and returning the team's entire roster, Oklahoma City is the betting favorite to take home another championship in 2026.
The Oklahoma City Thunder returned for the preseason as the defending champion gear up for the 2025-26 campaign. Continuing to grow as individuals and in unison was the underlying theme throughout training camp, as the Thunder is a rare case of a championship team bringing nearly every player back the following season to defend a title.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have created an identity and culture under Head Coach Mark Daigneault as a physical team that plays elite team defense. General Manager Sam Presti has attacked the draft searching for players who fit this mold the past few seasons.
OKLAHOMA CITY — The city’s basketball heart is about to relive a golden moment. In a rare stretch of back-to-back features, two major OKC Thunder documentaries will premiere this week.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are still making moves to improve their roster. After all, the 2025-26 NBA season will be crucial for the Oklahoma City Thunder as they hope to retain their championship.
Coming off a championship, the Oklahoma City Thunder's rotation will likely remain the same as last season. They have their core back and healthy, so there isn't anything that needs to be changed.
The Oklahoma City Thunder possess multiple intriguing young talents. Their interesting players extend beyond young stars like Jalen Williams and Chet Holmgren, who form the core alongside Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.
While they had a fair offseason, the Oklahoma City Thunder aren’t without problems. With the Nikola Topic injury sending yet another change in OKC’s potential rotation, another Thunder rookie guard gets to shine in his stead.
Guard Nikola Topic of the Oklahoma City Thunder missed last season while recovering from a torn ACL. This week's injury won't keep him out as long, but it might be far more painful.