As the Oklahoma City Thunder took on the Cleveland Cavaliers in a potential preview of the 2026 NBA Finals, disaster struck when Jaylin Williams and Alex Caruso both exited the game after less than 10 minutes of action each.
Giannis Antetokounmpo remains one of the hardest players to defend in the league. The Milwaukee Bucks superstar’s combination of size, length, mobility,
Oklahoma City Thunder veteran Alex Caruso sees a team that’s tailor-made to compete for championships in the future in San Antonio Spurs All-Star Victor Wembanyama’s supporting cast of a young, multi-faceted group of guards.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
Oklahoma City Thunder head coach Mark Daigneault watched veteran Alex Caruso enter Monday’s game against the Atlanta Hawks 3-for-15 from deep in his last two outings, which didn’t discourage the guard’s offense in a 140-129 win.
While All-Star Jalen Williams compares the San Antonio Spurs to the 2023-24 Oklahoma City Thunder, Alex Caruso sees a reflection of last year’s championship team.
On Saturday, Alex Caruso was in College Station, Texas, to watch his alma mater, Texas A&M, in the College Football Playoff. Monday, he'll be in Oklahoma City playing for the Thunder when they take on the Memphis Grizzlies.
Neemias Queta has quietly answered Boston’s biggest question in the middle, even if one part of his game continues to bother him. After the Celtics moved
The San Antonio Spurs and the Oklahoma City Thunder produced an early game-of-the-year contender on Saturday. San Antonio knocked Oklahoma City out of NBA Cup contention on Saturday with a 111-109 victory during their semifinal matchup.
Oklahoma City Thunder guard Alex Caruso sustained a concussion during Tuesday's season opener against the Houston Rockets and has been placed in the NBA's concussion protocol, the team announced Wednesday.
The Thunder know how rare it is to repeat, but they’re not running from the challenge. After winning their first championship last season, OKC enters camp focused on defending the crown.
Last summer, the Thunder acquired one of their most important players in their championship run, Alex Caruso. The 31-year-old guard added much-needed experience and wisdom to the young Thunder core, which ultimately helped them raise the Larry O’Brien Trophy this past year.
Oklahoma City’s two offseason acquisitions from a summer ago proved to be two of the biggest in the franchise’s history. Alex Caruso and Isaiah Hartenstein
Alex Caruso demonstrated his immense value during the Oklahoma City Thunder's NBA Finals run in last season's playoffs. While not typically bringing an immense number of statistics, the defensive impact he makes is an obvious contributor to the Thunder earning wins.
Alex Caruso is now a two-time NBA champion and has created Mt. Rushmore and GOAT shirts to celebrate the achievement. On3 attended an Oklahoma City Thunder championship rally at Raising Cane’s in Oklahoma City that featured Caruso.
Alex Caruso drew attention for a comment he made about his former team after the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Indiana Pacers in the NBA Finals on Sunday night, but the veteran guard insists it was the booze talking.
Alex Caruso is aware of the asterisk some have placed on the Los Angeles Lakers’ 2020 championship. The Oklahoma City Thunder veteran tallied 10 points and 3 steals Sunday in his team’s 103-91 victory over the Indiana Pacers in Game 7 of the NBA Finals.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have been outlasting their opponents for most of the playoffs. But facing the tireless Indiana Pacers, the lone day's rest before Game 4 may hurt the Thunder.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have been patient in building their title contender, amassing a trove of draft picks and signing key reserves to cap-friendly contracts. Yet with all their options, it was a simple one-for-one trade that let the Thunder reach a new level.
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.