Circling like a vulture, the Oklahoma City Thunder have side-eyed the LA Clippers ' slow start. The reigning NBA champion has bigger fish to fry. They hope to be a rare back-to-back winner. So far in the early stages of the season, they look every bit the part of a team that will repeat last year's historic success.

The Thunder’s offseason has been one of the best in recent years, but it hasn’t been perfect. Over the past few months, Oklahoma City has traded Josh Giddey for Alex Caruso, signed Isaiah Hartenstein and made some moves in the draft. While GM Sam ...

The Thunder could dominate the NBA for a decade, and the rest of the league has no one to blame but themselves.

On June 22, the Thunder won their first championship since relocating to Oklahoma City from Seattle in 2008. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, the NBA MVP, played a vital role in securing the franchise's first title since 1979, after a historic regular season saw OKC win a franchise-record 68 games and set a new league record for average margin of victory.

The Oklahoma City Thunder have rattled off 56 wins to date and sit as the Western Conference's No. 1 seed with a 12.5 game cushion. The Thunder have dominated on the hardwood but still have eyes set on the NBA Draft. That is in large part thanks to the ...

Nearly two months after declining meetings with other teams and staying with the Oklahoma City Thunder, Paul George said the Los Angeles Lakers were "pissed" they didn't have the opportunity to make a pitch to him. "L.A. was pissed at me," he said on the ...

Well, Oklahoma City has started 7-0 in 2025-26 and looks utterly unbeatable already, even with injuries to several key players. Here are 3 reasons why the Thunder can win 70 games this season, and maybe even threaten Golden State's 73 wins from 2015-16.

The Thunder and SGA have seen this movie before. They hope the ending is the same as it was in last year’s championship season.