Aday Mara: OKC’s newest key for the present and future October 20, 2026 It’s difficult to see a reality where the Oklahoma City Thunder can reach a higher ceiling. Over the last two seasons, few in the…
OKC and Cason Wallace reach agreement on 5-year deal October 18, 2026 The final domino of the Oklahoma City Thunder’s offseason has fallen. According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, the Thunder and soon-to-be starting guard Cason Wallace…
Bennett Stirtz shines in preseason: Can he crack the rotation? October 13, 2026 Aday Mara has been stealing the headlines in Oklahoma City this preseason. The Oklahoma City Thunder’s latest lottery pick has been showing out, dominating…
‘He just oozes confidence’: Jared McCain, Drake and his big opportunity in OKC October 1, 2026 It’s not uncommon to stumble across Jared McCain singing Drake. McCain, who finished last season as one of the Oklahoma City Thunder’s best and…
Kenrich Williams Returns, But What Does It Mean for the Thunder’s Salary Cap? July 2, 2026 Kenrich Williams is back in Oklahoma City, but his one-year deal has bigger implications than just adding another veteran to the roster. Here’s what his signing means for the Thunder’s salary cap, the second apron, Otega Oweh’s contract situation, and why Oklahoma City isn’t necessarily forced to make a trade.
Understanding Lu Dort and Kenrich Williams’ Team Options June 29, 2026 OKC picking up Lu Dort’s option and declining Kenrich Williams’ option is less about valuing one player over the other and more about the reality of the second apron.
Thunder Adds Size, Skill and Toughness in 2026 NBA Draft June 23, 2026 The Oklahoma City Thunder walked away from the 2026 NBA Draft with three players who took very different paths to get here. From Aday Mara’s size and rim protection to Bennett Stirtz’s remarkable climb through college basketball and Otega Oweh’s two-way versatility, Oklahoma City once again prioritized fit, development and long-term upside over flash.
