Thunder, Western Conference Finals and Holmgren
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The Oklahoma City Thunder love to set the tone in the first round. OKC dominated the Phoenix Suns inside a sold-out Paycom Center crowd Sunday night, 119-84, beginning its postseason similarly to how it did a season ago, dominance. The Western Conference's ...
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Chet Holmgren shows superstar potential once again in the Thunder's Game 2 win over the Lakers
OKC's starting big man carried most of the load for the Thunder on Thursday night.
The OKC Thunder defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 108-90 in Game 1 of their NBA playoff series, led by Chet Holmgren's 24 points and 12 rebounds.
The OKC Thunder has been able to take away a lot from its final stretch of regular-season games. And yet OKC, a team with a firm grasp on the concept of constant improvement, was still able to extract something from Sunday's showdown. It claimed a 146-111 ...
The Oklahoma City Thunder held practice on Friday. This comes after a three-day break as the reigning NBA champions get another mini-vacation. That's what happens when you're 8-0 in the playoffs through two rounds.
OKC’s big man dominated both Los Angeles teams on back-to-back nights. The Thunder finished their last back-to-back series of the season on Wednesday night, as they took down the Clippers in L.A. This marked a sweep of the back-to-back stretch, as OKC ...
The Oklahoma City Thunder have finished off another remarkable regular season. While reigning MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander was the key catalyst to OKC's success, the Thunder saw impressive performances from a few other players on the roster this year, as well.
They say you miss 100% of the shots you don't take, and one Oklahoma child is shooting for a sponsorship from her favorite Oklahoma City Thunder player, Chet Holmgren. Brayleigh Pirpich is a player on the Skiatook Storm, a basketball team for 10-12-year-olds.
The same teams, the usual suspects, the same old problems. At a time when the likes of Jaylen Brown is evading fines for using ‘flopping’ and ‘OKC’ in the same sentence, the series between the Los Angeles Lakers and Oklahoma City Thunder is leaving both fans and announcers frustrated.