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5 Burning Questions For OKC Thunder Ahead of Media Day (opens the original)
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The Oklahoma City Thunder are preparing for its 19th season in Bricktown. Another year as a title favorite. After a summer of change seeing 10,000 minutes needing to be replaced. Media Day on Monday will tip-off the 2026-27 campaign. With that setting comes plenty of burning questions for the entire OKC Thunder roster to answer. 1) What Did Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Think of the OKC Thunder Offseason? The Thunder lost Lu Dort, Gilgeous-Alexander's Team Canada teammate and long time Thunder co-star
OKC Thunder Offseason Puts Long-Term Pressure on Ownership (opens the original)
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Pressure is a privilege. The Oklahoma City Thunder have earned the right to feel it. This organization has been one of the best-run in sports for a long time. It has cultivated a winning culture, a championship in 2025, and the chance to have another half-decade of dominance in the NBA's greatest parity era. The work put in during the Thunder's rebuild is something we have never seen before. To blend title-level talent with future draft assets to continue to make Oklahoma City sustainable and fl
Denver Nuggets Match OKC Thunder Offer to Spencer Jones (opens the original)
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On Saturday, the Oklahoma City Thunder held the Denver Nuggets feet to the fire, inking former two-way wing Spencer Jones to a two-year $12 million dollar fully guaranteed pact worth $6 million annually. The Thunder were sitting with an open roster spot after shipping off defensive-ace Lu Dort to the Atlanta Hawks this summer in a cost-saving move that saw the Bricktown Ballers clear $240 million in luxury tax money between the trades of Dort, sharpshooter Isaiah Joe and bench bucket getter Aaro
A Look at OKC Thunder Roster Following Lu Dort Trade (opens the original)
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The Oklahoma City Thunder continued their offseason work on Sunday afternoon by trading Lu Dort to the Atlanta Hawks for a trio of second-round picks, the ability to bring their total summer time savings on the luxury tax bill to a jaw-dropping $240 Million dollars. This move opened up a roster spot while also creating a $17.5 million traded player exception. Oklahoma City has re-signed Isaiah Hartenstein and Kenrich Williams this offseason while letting Dort, Aaron Wiggins and Isaiah Joe go via
OKC Thunder Head Coach Mark Daigneault Named Team USA Assistant (opens the original)
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USA Basketball is a big deal, from the FIBA competitions to the Olympic stage. Since 2008, the Oklahoma City Thunder have been closely tied to Team USA. Seeing many members of the organization contribute to their dominance. The Oklahoma City Thunder have turned in the best record in the Western Conference three years running, with a championship in 2025 to boot, via a loaded roster. Many expect All-NBA Swingman Jalen Williams and All-NBA Center Chet Holmgren to be in contention to join Team USA
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