Heading into Friday night’s match versus De’Aaron Fox, Domantas Sabonis, and the rolling Sacramento Kings, the Oklahoma City Thunder sought their fourth straight road victory, but wouldn’t find it.
After a 22-23 start to the 2022-23 season, Oklahoma City's early season success has surprised many around the league. As a result, OKC fans can expect
Oklahoma City puts its four-game win streak on the line on Friday against when they travel to Sacramento. The Thunder look to begin wrapping up their January schedule that has seen them reach new heights.
With All-Star voting having opened up roughly a month ago, the revealing of the All-Star game starters is approaching quickly. On Jan. 26, the NBA on TNT crew will announce which players will be starting in the game.
Both the Oklahoma City Thunder and Sacramento Kings have been rolling lately. Both teams have won their last four games while playing a fun brand of basketball.
The Thunder currently hold the 9th seed in the West, could a postseason appearance be on the cards? The Thunder are 7-3 in their last 10 games, they now possess a record of 22-23 and are tied for the 8th seed in the Western Conference.
As one of the more popular current rebuilds in the NBA right now, the Oklahoma City Thunder have garnered plenty of attention with pick acquisition, bold draft selection and, most importantly and recently, their winning streak.
The Philadelphia 76ers and Portland Trail Blazers play each other for the first of two times this season. The 76ers come into this matchup with a three-game winning streak, whereas the Trail Blazers are coming off a loss.
Oklahoma City is on pace to have one of the best January’s in franchise history. Since moving to Oklahoma City from Seattle the team's best winning percentage in January has been .813 in the 2015-16 season.
On Wednesday night, the Oklahoma City Thunder found their 11th win in 16 games, not only by beating the Indiana Pacers by 20 points, but by breaking a record.
Oklahoma City extended a it’s winning streak to four on Wednesday night, earning an emphatic 126-106 win over Indiana. The Thunder dominated the contest from start to finish and played like the better team.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Isaiah Joe scored 23 points each to lead the host Oklahoma City Thunder to a 126-106 victory over the Indiana Pacers on Wednesday.
The Oklahoma City Thunder returned home on Wednesday night after a four game road stretch, trouncing the Indiana Pacers 126-106. The win marks four in a row for OKC, and moves the squad’s season record to 22-23.
Oklahoma City returns to its home court after a brief Eastern Conference road trip. The Thunder enter the game on three-game win streak. They continue to claw closer to a .500 record as the season draws closer to the All-Star Break.
At this point in the season, the Oklahoma City Thunder hold the 10th seed in the NBA. If the season ended today, the Thunder would have one last attempt at making the playoffs where they would have to win two games.
Sam Presti gambled three first-rounders on Dieng, is he going to win big? It has been a while since Ousmane Dieng took the floor for the Oklahoma City Thunder, the rookie suffered a non-displaced fracture in his right wrist in a G-League game on the 14th of December.
Oklahoma City’s offensive fireworks have drawn plenty of attention over the Thunder’s recent winning stretch. The team’s defense deserves just as much credit for the on-court improvement.
After Chris Paul recently thanked the Oklahoma City Thunder for all that they did for him, even Al Horford and Kemba Walker's tributes to the franchise went viral.
After playing much of the last two seasons firmly in the shadow of Oklahoma City Thunder teammate Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Josh Giddey is starting to find some time in the spotlight.
Josh Giddey and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 28 points apiece as the Oklahoma City Thunder dominated the fourth quarter of a 112-102 victory over the Brooklyn Nets on Sunday night in New York.
Both free-agent centers auditioned Friday for L.A., which is seeking front court help with Anthony Davis sidelined by a foot injury.
Josh Giddey reacted in a brilliant way to someone calling him the NBA's Timothee Chalamet. NBA stars have a lot of serious interactions with the media and the fans, it's the nature of their job.
The Lakers continue to leave no stone unturned in their pursuit of roster improvements.
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