The Boston Celtics beat the Oklahoma City Thunder to snap OKC’s 12-game winning streak, in what could be a potential NBA Finals matchup. The Boston-OKC matchup did not disappoint, as the two teams split the season series (1-1). It also represented another data point that could be an issue for the Thunder. Looking at the […]
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With the return of Ajay Mitchell, the Oklahoma City roster is beginning to come together again. At the same time, the Thunder announced via their injury report against the Nuggets on Monday that Jalen Williams would still be out dealing with that hamstring strain. Isaiah Hartenstein and Alex Caruso remained out with a calf contusion
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Oklahoma City Thunder’s big man: Chet Holmgren’s recent stretch shows why he’s the X-factor. Chet Holmgren Is Key to a Thunder Repeat From getting it done in the trenches, in a very physical, playoff-level feel and atmosphere, grabbing a career-high 21 rebounds in an overtime win against the Denver Nuggets on Friday night. The
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The Thunder have one of the most versatile rosters in the NBA, which has had the best record in the Western Conference for a third straight season, the best record in the league for a second consecutive year, and ultimately won the championship this past June. When breaking down this Thunder team, there are several
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The Oklahoma City Thunder have felt the wrath of taking everyone’s best punches this season, as they face the luxury of being the hunted. 50 games into the 2025-26 season, the Thunder have some apparent limitations that they must address if they want to become the first team since 2018 to win back-to-back titles. Thunder’s
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At the halfway point of the 2025-26 regular season, the Oklahoma City Thunder have the NBA’s best record at 34-7 for the second consecutive season. They are also tied with the 2015-16 Golden State Warriors for the best start through the first 25 games in NBA history. However, the Thunder hit their first low point
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The Oklahoma City Thunder have started the season at a historical pace, then lost three of their last five games, standing at 26-4. The Thunder possesses a few areas that need improvement. Oklahoma City Thunder Have Hit a Bump in the Road Half Court Offense The Thunder’s deficiencies in the half-court have really shown
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The last time the Thunder were on the court in Vegas, they were humiliated in the NBA Cup championship by the Milwaukee Bucks — putting up a season-low 81 points in a blowout loss. Now, the Oklahoma City Thunder find themselves back in Vegas and an opportunity for redemption, and to complete their redemption tour.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder are just past the quarter mark of the 2025-26 NBA season. There are still many games left, but they are off to a historic start. If this keeps up, the Thunder are prone to make more history, which is why I’m here to make a few predictions on the remainder of the Thunder’s
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Despite missing multiple key players for extended periods of time with injuries in consecutive seasons, the Oklahoma City Thunder are off to a historic 20-1 start. All-NBA wing Jalen Williams missed the first 19 games, All-Defensive guard Luguentz Dort missed five games, bench microwave scorer Aaron Wiggins missed 11 games with an adductor strain for
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