Now, the fans can get their first look at what the Oklahoma City Thunder court will look like for the 2024/25 ... Instead of ...

The Oklahoma City Thunder are set to embark on a highly anticipated season in Bricktown. Heading into the 2024-25 campaign, will the Thunder be able to live up to the hype thrown at them ...

The Oklahoma City Thunder is hosting two youth basketball camps.Registration is open for both the Oct. 17 and the Nov. 26 ...

The Oklahoma City ... logos, colors and trademark would be transferred to the owner of a new NBA team approved to play at a renovated KeyArena at no cost". More specifically, while the Thunder ...

The Oklahoma City Thunder have seemingly found a loophole in stockpiling draft capital, positioning them to continue building for the future as their current status in the league rises.

Adam Shefter tabs Oklahoma City Thunder as the next NBA Champion in 2024-25 on recent episode of NBA Today. The NBA world woke up to a massive surprise, despite it coming from a familiar place ...

All Thunder games can be heard live on the Thunder Radio Network. KWPN (640 AM) ESPN Radio Oklahoma City WKY (930 AM) Oklahoma City (Spanish-language broadcast of home games) KVSO (107.5 FM ...

And the hosts of the Athletic "Down to Dunk - an OKC Thunder Podcast" show, Andrew Schlecht, Jay Smith, Luke Stephens, Taylor Dickerson, Michele Berra, and Alex Speers, recently put together a podcast ...

While the Oklahoma City Thunder are a relatively fresh franchise, they technically share history with the Seattle Supersonics. The Sonics' first season dates back to 1967. The Thunder's first ...

The Oklahoma City Thunder enjoyed their coming-out party a season ago, winning the top seed in a brutal Western Conference and tallying 57 regular-season wins, the most since the 2015-16 season.

But even then, the Oklahoma City Thunder project to be the top team in the conference in terms of regular season wins this season. This is largely due to having a roster that was dramatically ...

For some former Oklahoma City Thunder members, that realization came sooner than expected. Aleksej Pokusevski was drafted by the OKC Thunder in 2020 as a versatile, 7'0" forward out of Serbia.