Oklahoma City will be as healthy as it’s been all season, and the starting lineup could reflect that.  Over the first month and a half of the season, the Thunde

The Oklahoma City Thunder will have their usual starting lineup for their NBA Cup semifinal matchup against the San Antonio Spurs.

Thanks to the L.A. Clippers, the Thunder right now would have the No. 3 pick in next summer’s NBA Draft, which is 6-foot-9 BYU star AJ Dybantsa and his 20.3 points and 6.6 rebounds per game, per Tankathon.com.

As Williams continues to shake off the dust, Oklahoma City will continue to find that room for growth and improvement. He has been exactly what the Thunder have needed so far — ultra competitive and enhancing his teammates on the floor. Once he’s back to full strength, this operation could be nearly unstoppable.

The G League's OKC Blue suffered another heartbreaker in a 120-119 loss to the Rio Grande Valley Vipers on Friday. The home defeat dropped their record to 4-10 on the season.

The Oklahoma City Thunder tied the 2015-16 Golden State Warriors for the best 25-game start in NBA history, opening the 2025-26 season 24-1.

It's hard to improve on winning 68 games during the regular season and an NBA championship, but the 2025-26 Oklahoma City Thunder look significantly better now than they did last season.

The noise has only grown louder. The average NBA fan can't escape it. As the Oklahoma City Thunder sit at a historic 24-1 record, everybody has wondered if they can break the Golden State Warriors' all-time 73-9 record they set a decade ago.

Demolition efforts on the former Myriad Convention Center continue as construction crews carved out the building's north side this week.

Oklahoma City's second-round pick from the 2025 NBA Draft starred for the OKC Blue in a narrow loss on Friday.