The Oklahoma City Thunder have found its starting five with the second year guard Cason Wallace tying together to group.

While the starting lineup will be fluid throughout the year, the rising star is making a strong case to stick around.

That type of adjustment usually needs a learning curve. The 21-year-old certainly underwent that to start his season. After he shot 41.9% from 3 on 2.9 attempts last season, Wallace got off to a slow ...

Thunder All-Star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s All-Star pitch for Jalen Williams wasn’t the first time he’s vouched for his teammates’ candidacy. Amid the Thunder’s 15-game win streak, Gilgeous-Alexander ...

The relentless Thunder responded to a rare loss — a 129-122 setback against the Cleveland Cavaliers — by blitzing the New ...

The Thunder had a 35-32 deficit after the first quarter. That grew as the Celtics scored 30 points in the second frame. OKC ...

The Oklahoma City Thunder won 15 of its first 19 games across October and November 2024 with stifling defense, holding opponents to 103.3 points per 100 possess ...

With just nine active players Tuesday night, the Sixers lost their third straight game and have lost six of their last eight.

Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo and Denver Nuggets center Nikola Joki continue to lead the Eastern and Western ...

The Knicks are a step behind and several bodies short of the legitimate title contenders vying for the NBA championship.

Oklahoma City might not have a permanent starting five, but it has a go-to fifth starter. Entering the season, there was much discussion about who would fill out the Thunder’s starting five.