Oklahoma City’s season has been one for the record books. Even though it hasn’t been picture perfect — with multiple injuries scattered throughout — the final r

While All-Star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander downplayed making franchise history, Thunder head coach Mark Daigneault says it’s a testament to his team’s focus on each game, each challenge, one by one, and thriving. While the goal from a big-picture standpoint of winning a championship remains, the Thunder are evolving.

The short-handed Memphis Grizzlies battled. For three quarters, their energy and intensity carried them through a close contest against the No. 1-seeded Oklahoma City Thunder. Eventually, OKC was able to put its foot on the gas pedal with swarming defense and an overload of talent.

The Thunder are in impressive company, however the team knows its historic season won't matter much if they falter in the postseason.

The Oklahoma City Thunder’s historic regular season reached a new milestone, making NBA history in Monday’s 145-117 blowout win against the Chicago Bulls. After Thunder fans welcomed back Bulls guard Josh Giddey to Oklahoma City’s Paycom Center,

The Oklahoma City Thunder entered Monday’s game against the Chicago Bulls looking to extend their win streak and they were able to do so in dominant fashion. Oklahoma City got out to a perfect start in Monday’s game as they outscored the Bulls 29-18 in the first quarter.