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Pistons' Jalen Duren drama makes Sam Presti look even more savvy (opens the original)
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The Oklahoma City Thunder were one of two teams that walked away from the 2022 draft with a pair of lottery picks, selecting Chet Holmgren at No. 2 and Jalen Williams at No. 13 (as part of the Paul George trade with the Clippers). Detroit was the other, as it took Jaden Ivey at No. 5 and landed Jalen Duren at No. 13 in a trade. The Pistons have already traded the former, and the latter could be on his way out soon. Duren and Detroit have been stuck in a restricted free agency stalemate, and, as
Thunder just won the Paul George trade all over again (opens the original)
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It couldn't get better for the Oklahoma City Thunder than their 2019 trade with the Clippers involving Paul George, right? How could it, when they received Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Danilo Gallinari, four unprotected first-round picks, a protected first-round pick, and two first-round pick swaps? Nothing will top getting a championship out of it, as OKC did, but the trade still managed to get even sweeter on Wednesday. After nearly a year (364 days, to be exact) since the league launched an inves
Thunder already know the battle awaiting them next season (opens the original)
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You can probably go ahead and pencil in the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Spurs as the top two teams in the West next season, in whatever order. That's a safe bet to make, not just because that's how things happened in 2025-26, but because of how much better they are than their competition. ESPN predicted it would go that way in 2026-27, with San Antonio sitting atop the West. They predict that the Spurs (62-20) would sit two games ahead of the Thunder (60-22), with the Nuggets coming in well be
Thunder can only laugh at whatever it is the Nuggets are doing (opens the original)
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There's no arguing that, over the past three years, the Oklahoma City Thunder have been the better team than the Nuggets. Denver took OKC to seven games in the 2025 semifinals, but almost beating the eventual NBA champion doesn't mean anything unless you're looking for a moral victory. And anyway, the Thunder have gotten better since then. As for the Nuggets? Not so much. Denver flamed out in the first round of the 2026 playoffs at the hands of Minnesota, the first time the team's season ended a
Thunder can only hope Isaiah Hartenstein's injury doesn't become a bigger issue (opens the original)
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Yes, it's the offseason, but the Oklahoma City Thunder are still dealing with an injury: Isaiah Hartenstein hurt his ankle while training with Germany's national team. The German Basketball Federation announced that the center won't play for the country this summer, a decision he came to with OKC. In about a month and a half, training camp will open, and in two months, the regular season will begin. One of the last things the Thunder needs to be hit with is an injury to one of its starters, one
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