While the Thunder absolutely earned their Game 4 win, the ending was once again devoid of drama. How does the NBA correct this?

The Oklahoma City Thunder entered the 2025 NBA Playoffs boasting the league’s top-rated defense, but in Game 1 against the Denver Nuggets, it was their overreliance on a risky endgame tactic ...

The NBA's Final Four is officially set. The Indiana Pacers and New York Knicks represent a surprising matchup in the Eastern Conference Finals, while the Oklahoma City Thunder and Minnesota Timberwolves are set to do battle in the West. If you love parity, these conference finals are for you.

The Thunder respond in a crucial moment, Jalen Williams bounces back in the nick of time and the Nuggets face clear questions.

Across the three Timberwolves losses in the Western Conference finals, All-Star guard Anthony Edwards is shooting just 20.8% from 3-point range.

The Oklahoma City Thunder's electrifying journey to the Western Conference Finals has been spearheaded by the newly crowned NBA MVP, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. This prestigious award

In the 2024-25 season, the Thunder conquered the top seed in the Western Conference. And since then, they've followed through in the playoffs by clinching an appearance at the Western Conference Finals. While a lot of the credit goes to a MVP-worthy season by SGA, a lot of their success also hinges on defense.

The real problem is that coaches keep messing up the strategy and botching a hugely favorable win-probability scenario.