Nathan Aker

Oklahoma City fell short of a title last season. No, not the Larry O'Brien—they won that, and for the first time in franchise history. But before they got there

Think back in the 2011-12 days. The days where the Oklahoma City Thunder was the new kid on the block. The days where the Thunder was a wee child of a team, but

Under the lights at the Paycom Center, Thunder fans of past and present were able to bask in its first-ever recognition of an NBA championship ring ceremony on

It's been said before. The depth of this Oklahoma City Thunder team is admirable. General manager Sam Presti has forged this. And while he and Mark Daigneault p

Oklahoma City's underwhelming start to the season has been interesting on a couple fronts. First, of course, is how this team hasn't competed up to its typical

Chet Holmgren's has had the most unfortunate and fortunate starts to an NBA career. First, jacking up his foot in a pro-am game against LeBron James which sidel

The defending champions have came to play. Eight wins, now one loss following a tight-knit game against the Portland Trail Blazers where the Thunder was edged o

Two years ago the Oklahoma City Thunder's krytponite was as clear as day. A first-year Chet Holmgren at the helm of the team's big-man lineup, the Thunder saw m