OKC clinches playoff spot, handles Boston as Celtics take team-record 63 3-pointers
The Oklahoma City Thunder clinched a spot in the NBA Playoffs after beating the Boston Celtics 118-112 Wednesday in a thrilling game defined by physicality and Boston’s unrelenting dedication to shooting the 3, setting a franchise record with 63 attempts.
San Antonio Spurs point guard Chris Paul picked this season’s MVP, Oklahoma City Thunder All-Star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.
After playing two consecutive games against Oklahoma City, three-time MVP Nikola Jokic had high praise for the Thunder.
While the Oklahoma City Thunder's historically great defense has struggled lately, Ben Pfeifer explains why there's no reason ...
Even missing their second-best player, the Thunder swarmed Boston behind another MVP-level performance from Shai ...
The Oklahoma ... City Thunder rank number one in everything defensively. I believe they’re coming out of the West.” Perkins named the Thunder second on his list of threats to Boston as the ...
Thunder fans get bad news regarding star Jalen Williams ahead of Wednesday night's big showdown with the Celtics ...
In a world where every basketball fan scrutinizes every call, Thunder guard Carson Wallace brings a refreshing perspective to the recent free throw discrepancy witnessed in the game between the ...
The Oklahoma City Council on Tuesday voted to hire the team of Flintco-Mortenson to build the city's $1 billion arena.
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Oklahoma City Thunder All-Star Receives Upsetting Injury UpdateWith a 53-12 record, the Oklahoma City Thunder own the best record in the Western Conference by a mile. And only the ...
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