How the NBA’s Most Dominant Team Still Shows Cracks (2025–26 Season, Dec. 20) The Oklahoma City Thunder are not just winning, they’re obliterating the league. At 25–3, the defending champions are on a historic pace, sporting one of the best net ratings in NBA history and projecting toward 70+ wins. Their offense hums, their defense… Continue reading
The Oklahoma City Thunder are delivering one of the most overwhelming, complete starts to a season in modern NBA history. Through injuries, rest nights, and fluctuating rotations, they’ve maintained the league’s best record at 23-1, joining only the 2016 Warriors and 1970 Knicks as the only teams to ever start this hot. A win tonight… Continue reading
The 2025 OKC Thunder Are the BEST Team Ever… The Oklahoma City Thunder weren’t supposed to be here this fast. Not at the top of the Western Conference. Not with the best record in the NBA. And definitely not being compared to the most dominant regular-season team in league history, the 73-9 Golden State Warriors…. Continue reading
The Oklahoma City Thunder just made the biggest statement of the offseason—and it didn’t involve a trade or a new signing. It was all about loyalty, dominance, and history for Shai Gilgeous Alexander Shams announced BREAKING NEWS TODAY: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, the reigning MVP and Finals MVP, has agreed to a four-year, $285 million supermax contract… Continue reading
The reigning NBA champions are wasting no time building out their rotation for the future. The Oklahoma City Thunder are signing guard Ajay Mitchell to a three-year, $9 million deal, per Shams Charania. The team declined his 2025–26 team option to restructure a longer commitment — a sign they vawhat Mitchell brings. Mitchell, the 38th… Continue reading
The Oklahoma City Thunder have done it. After years of rebuilding, patience, and promise — they’re now NBA champions. In a 103–91 Game 7 victory over the Indiana Pacers, Oklahoma City completed a dream season behind Finals MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who dropped 29 points and dished out 12 assists. The Thunder became just the second… Continue reading
The Thunder aren’t going quietly. Oklahoma City bounced back in classic fashion Sunday night, dropping the Indiana Pacers 123-107 in Game 2 of the NBA Finals. It’s been the same story all season long for the Thunder: take a loss, come back stronger. And they did exactly that. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, the league MVP, led the… Continue reading