It was a one-point game in the middle of the third frame when Aaron Wiggins had to double jump in the air after leaving his feet too early and was still able to block Kings All-Star big man Domantas Sabonis at the rim.
The Oklahoma City Thunder stole a win Tuesday night against the Sacramento Kings to move to 5-0 on the season. The Thunder have been through multiple challenges in each of their games, but in the end, they have found a way to come out with a win in all of them.
There are many former Maryland men's basketball products who are spread across the NBA, but one familiar name shone in his starting gig opportunity last night.
Oklahoma City won’t be at full strength on opening night, and it needs one role player to step up. Over the course of the 2024-25 season, the Thunder were rarely at full strength in the regular season.
Over the course of the rebuild, Oklahoma City has been able to hit on a lot of under the radar prospects. From second-round picks to undrafted names, the Thunder continues to find production anywhere — and that’s what makes this team so good.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
The Oklahoma City Thunder has kicked off its preseason for the 2025-26 campaign, and its preseason squad picked right up where the champions left off at the end of last season.
OKC Thunder forward Aaron Wiggins is no stranger to exceeding expectations. The No. 55 pick in the 2021 NBA Draft crafted himself a place in the rotation of the NBA champions.
Over the years, Oklahoma City’s roster has been full of players that got to play a lot of different roles. And honestly, it has been critical for the development of both the team, and the individuals on the team.
It's been discussed how the defending NBA champs in the Oklahoma City Thunder hold a vault of depth within its lineup. It was a giant factor in its accomplishments a year ago, as various role players down the depth chart sparked momentum for the team throughout the postseason.
The Oklahoma City Thunder has been heralded for its depth and versatility within the past couple years as the top seed in the Western Conference, and now NBA champs following this postseason.
After seeing his role diminish gradually since entering the NBA in 2021, fourth-year wing Aaron Wiggins broke out for the title-winning Oklahoma City Thunder last season.
Oklahoma City has an NBA title, and it also might have an emerging star who no one is talking about. The Thunder have spent the past several weeks celebrating their first championship.
Looking across the landscape of the league, it’s very clear that Oklahoma City didn’t win a championship by luck. The Thunder’s front office has been on a near-flawless stretch of contract negotiations and smart decisions that set this organization up for sustained success.
Aaron Wiggins' Parade Day speech exemplified it all. From the top of the organization down to the fans, Oklahoma City was now named an NBA champion despite fighting and crawling back from a very fast rebuild.
The spotlight shines brightest on Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Jalen Williams and Chet Holmgren of NBA champion Oklahoma City, but there’s another Thunder player who deserves attention: guard Aaron Wiggins.
Former Terrapin Aaron Wiggins has joined elite company in Maryland Basketball history. When the Oklahoma City Thunder knocked off the Indiana Pacers on Sunday night, Wiggins became just the fourth player in Maryland basketball program history to win an NBA Championship.
In Game 4, the Oklahoma City Thunder made the fewest three-pointers by any team in an NBA Finals win since 2010. In Game 5, their backup guards single-handedly ended their three-point drought.
Former Maryland Terrapin Aaron Wiggins is making a name for himself in the NBA. After four seasons as a contributor for the Oklahoma City Thunder, Wiggins is now averaging a career high 12.0 points per game and showing up big in some of the biggest moments.
The Oklahoma City Thunder lost a heartbreaker in Game 1 of the NBA Finals. In Game 2, the Thunder never let the Indiana Pacers get close enough to break their hearts again.
While the Oklahoma City Thunder swept the Memphis Grizzlies in the first round with ease, fans have been witnessing big performances from its key players.
Oklahoma City Thunder guard Aaron Wiggins started the month by recording a career-high 41 points and has been playing at a high level ever since. After