Oklahoma City has an important offseason ahead of it, including tough decisions about the players already on the roster. The Thunder have an abundance of choices to make over the next few months, beginning with the NBA Draft on June 26. A few days later, free agency and the new league year will begin. In between the draft and free agency, teams will have to make some of the most important decisions of the offseason by deciding whether to pick up team options. The deadline for teams to pick up those options is June 29, and the Thunder will have three to decide on this offseason. Isaiah Joe and ..read more

After securing the No. 1 seed in a loaded Western Conference and winning a playoff series with ease, Oklahoma City’s rebuild is far ahead of schedule. The Thunder have legitimate cornerstones and a supporting cast that is fit to come through. The second round shooting slump cost the Thunder a chance at advancing further — and potentially to the Finals — but that’s not a reason to panic. Oklahoma City is still a young team equipped to contend for years to come even if the core stays the exact same. The team will be conversation of the offseason and any moves made will be analyzed under a micros ..read more

The Oklahoma City Thunder have begun planning for the 2024 NBA Draft and with prep underway comes predraft workouts. The OKC Thunder will at least have a touch-point with the vast majority of prospects in each draft class. However, the Thunder notoriously keep their cards close to the vest, unlike other organizations. Though, you can find the full list of known draft workouts here as they become available through various sources and social media posts. Today, another prospect was added to the list. Sources have informed Inside the Thunder that San Francisco's Jonathan Mogbo has a workout sched ..read more

The Oklahoma City Thunder capped off a brilliant 2023-24 campaign with a 57-25 record that saw the Bricktown boys win their first playoff series since 2016. Despite falling in six games to the eventual Western Conference Champion Dallas Mavericks in the second round, the Thunder season could be described as nothing short of a success. As the year concludes, it is time for our OKC Thunder End of the Year Report Card to cycle through every player on the roster to give them a final grade mark and project into the future. Today it's Jalen Williams' final exam. Closing out his freshman campaign, Wi ..read more

The Oklahoma City Thunder are fresh off a 57-win season that allowed them to nab the No. 1 seed in the Western Conference and win their first playoff series since 2016. The Thunder are the youngest team to accomplish both feats. As the Thunder burst onto the scene and established themselves as contenders with a young core, top-five cap space in the league, four open roster spots and a plethora of future draft assets. This has led many to speculate Oklahoma City will put on the full-court press to bolster their squad this summer. One of the key names attached to the Oklahoma City Thunder in dre ..read more

In mock drafts during the 2024 NBA Draft cycle, the Oklahoma City Thunder have been projected to make a wide variety of selections. Different names have been linked to the team, with the most popular being Colorado's Cody Williams, younger brother of Thunder star Jalen Williams. In the Game Theory Podcast's recent mock draft, though, they project the team to go in a surprising direction, selecting Carlton "Bub" Carrington out of Pittsburgh. Carrington is a 6-foot-4 combo guard out of Pittsburgh. Initially, Carrington claimed he would be returning to college basketball for one more season, but ..read more

According to a recent report from ESPN draft analyst Jonathan Givony, a handful of teams are interested in selecting Colorado wing Tristan da Silva in the NBA Draft later this month. Tristan Da Silva’s draft range is viewed as Nos. 12–18 with most every team showing interest, per @DraftExpress/@JeremyWoo (https://t.co/AEFa0rOupo). Teams selecting in this range: Thunder, Kings, Trail Blazers, Heat, Sixers, Lakers, Magic. Da Silva averaged 16.0 points, 5.1… pic.twitter.com/5DlTPjwbLD According to Givony's report, da Silva's draft range is between the No. 12 and No. 18 overall pick, with almost ..read more

The Oklahoma City Thunder capped off a brilliant 2023-24 campaign with a 57-25 record that saw the Bricktown boys win their first playoff series since 2016. Despite falling in six games to the eventual Western Conference Champion Dallas Mavericks in the second round, the Thunder season could be described as nothing short of a success. As the year concludes, it is time for our OKC Thunder End of the Year Report Card to cycle through every player on the roster to give them a final grade mark and project into the future. Today it's Kenrich Williams' final exam. The Oklahoma City Thunder enjoyed 5 ..read more

Coming off a season featuring an unexpected amount of success, there’s not too much Oklahoma City needs to address on paper. The Thunder were lucky in the injury department, and depth could always help in case that same luck ran dry this upcoming season. Of course, the offseason conversation has centered around the Thunder adding front court depth by way of a backup center or a starting forward. Oklahoma City could use the rebounding help, but it’s not as big of an issue as most would suggest. There’s other needs that the team could solve, too. A backup guard that can create off the bench woul ..read more

Could Russell Westbrook sport an Oklahoma City Thunder jersey again before his legendary career comes to a close? The Thunder have the third-best odds to land the LA Clippers guard at +400. They trail the Miami Heat at +300 and Chicago Bulls at +325, according to Bovada. Being a storied Thunder guard, also known as the franchise's leading scorer and league's leader in triple doubles, a Westbrook return to Oklahoma City is fun speculation. And a potential return to his former franchise might be the only reason for the odds given because the move simply doesn't make much sense right now. Westbro ..read more