3 former OKC Thunder players find new NBA homes
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BasketballNetwork.net on MSNKevin Durant called Chris Bosh a "fake tough guy" after a fiery 2011 Thunder-Heat game: "He's one of them"Kevin Durant called Chris Bosh a "fake tough guy" after a fiery 2011 Thunder-Heat game: "He's one of them" originally appeared on Basketball Network.
The Thunder reserves show off the Larry O'Brien trophy as the hometown champions uniquely celebrate their accomplishment.
City leaders are looking back on the Champions Parade as more than just a historic moment — they’re calling it a test run for something even bigger: the 2028 Summer Olympics.
Ajay Mitchell secured his spot in Oklahoma City with a multi‑year deal, giving the Thunder a versatile guard whose growth could make him a key piece of their long‑term plans. Check all about his contract and salary.
The Oklahoma City Thunder, who relocated from Seattle where they played from 1967 to 2008, have had their fair share of notable rebounding performances throughout a combined 58 seasons in the NBA. Here’s a look at the players who produced the top five single-season rebounds per game during their tenures with the franchise.
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The Thunder's Nikola Topic did show elite potential during his Summer League showing, but are his high turnovers a problem?
A proposal for owners to pay more for the new Thunder arena and concern about Highway Patrol plans are on readers' minds this week.
Paycom Center is scheduled to remain the name of the current building until it closes, which would include three more Thunder seasons.
While Durant did sell the home in 2017 for $1.1 million, the listing agent wanted to set a low price for marketing reasons and to pay homage to Durant's time in OKC. Oklahoma City agent Ieasha Larkpor told the New York Post:
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BasketballNetwork.net on MSNTyson Chandler said he was shocked when the Thunder rescinded his 2009 trade: "This is absolutely crazy"Tyson Chandler said he was shocked when the Thunder rescinded his 2009 trade: "This is absolutely crazy" originally appeared on Basketball Network. In February 2009, Tyson Chandler looked set to leave the New Orleans Hornets. Multiple reports confirmed a deal sending him to the Oklahoma City Thunder. Then it collapsed.
“Thunder.” And at that moment, hundreds in the room and who knows how many more watching broadcast streams elsewhere saw what Oklahoma City’s new downtown arena will look like. A glass façade. A circular shape. A rich interior. A magnificent building.