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The Oklahoma City Thunder had the night off on Thursday as they prepare to face off against the Charlotte Hornets at home of Friday night. While the Thunder did have Thursday night off ...

Most notably, despite the NBA having several solid-to-good teams, there may be just three bona fide title contenders: the Boston Celtics, Oklahoma City Thunder ... Since the Utah Jazz were made ...

Jaylin Williams scored a career-high 19 points and had 17 rebounds and 11 assists for his second career triple-double, and the Oklahoma City Thunder cruised past the injury-depleted Philadelphia ...

The Thunder have been the Western Conference’s best team all season and just this week convincingly beat the past two defending champions in the Celtics and Nuggets. Oklahoma City has a ...

The NBA has opened an investigation on the Oklahoma City Thunder for potentially violating the ... This is the latest example of the NBA cracking down on improper absences. The Utah Jazz received a ...

As it saw the Thunder's starting five of Shai Gilgeous ... to stop teams from regularly resting their best players. The Utah Jazz violated this policy and received a $100,000 fine earlier this ...

The Oklahoma City Thunder were able to defeat the Portland Trail Blazers by 18 points last Friday, but they did it without any of their five starters. The starting lineup is led by MVP favorite ...

The NBA is investigating the Oklahoma City Thunder ... into the Thunder continues the NBA's move to closely monitor potentially improper absences around the league. The Utah Jazz received a ...

To that end, the Utah Jazz were fined a cool $100,000 for violating the policy earlier this week. Now the NBA is looking into the Oklahoma City Thunder for doing the same. ESPN's Shams Charania ...

Though the Oklahoma City Thunder are the furthest thing from tanking ... potentially improper absences around the league. The Utah Jazz received a $100,000 fine this week and, as reported earlier ...