Mark Nilon
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The NBA isn't even trying to hide their thoughts on how good Jalen Williams is (opens the original)
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A healthy Jalen Williams being reintroduced to this OKC Thunder squad for the 2026-27 season is truly a frightening thought for all 29 other teams in the league. Even the NBA itself is seemingly stressing this. In a recent post on X, the association's own personal account shared a quick blurb of why every ball club should feel optimistic heading into the upcoming campaign. When it came to the Thunder, the logic was quick, simple, and straight to the point: "A healthy Jalen Williams is a game-cha
Hawks have officially stolen Aaron Wiggins catchphrase long echoed by Thunder (opens the original)
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It's already strange enough seeing Aaron Wiggins repping colors that aren't OKC Thunder blue and orange. Now, it's reached even greater levels of bizarre after the Hawks' latest X post featuring an all-too-familiar phrase among Thunder faithful. Atlanta pushed out an image of their new wing donning their statement edition jersey, accompanied by the caption "The man that saved basketball." As OKC fans are well aware, this phrase was coined and consistently echoed in Wiggins' direction from his ar
Jaylin Williams should be hoping for slow development of Aday Mara, Thomas Sorber (opens the original)
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In years past, one of the biggest weaknesses of this OKC Thunder squad was believed to be their lack of big man depth and overall size down in the frontcourt. Now, heading into the 2026-27 NBA season with rookies like Thomas Sorber and 7-foot-3 lottery pick Aday Mara, they have an overabundance of options to address these departments. Needless to say, the hope for this Thunder squad is that both can find a way to make an impact early in their respective playing careers and crack into the rotatio
Thunder's pick-swap value skyrockets after series of unfortunate events for Clippers (opens the original)
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It's been a tough couple of days for the hapless LA Clippers, as they've been hit with injury news after injury news. Though a player's health is never a thing for someone to wish ill upon, from a strictly business standpoint, this recent string of misfortunes could wind up greatly benefiting the OKC Thunder. Thanks to their involvement as a third party in the 2023 blockbuster that sent James Harden from Philadelphia to Los Angeles, Oklahoma City holds the right to a first-round pick swap in the
Cason Wallace may have just sent Thunder a subliminal $157.5M message (opens the original)
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Training camp has officially kicked off, and still, Cason Wallace and the OKC Thunder have yet to agree on a new rookie-scale extension. During Monday's media day, the point guard outwardly seemed to stress that he's not all that worried about how negotiations could ultimately play out, telling reporters that the situation is "between my agent and Sam [Presti]," and that, at this point in time, "I'm not even thinking about it." Now, while this reaction to the matter may have one believing that a
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