Amid the Oklahoma City Thunder's best regular-season start in franchise history, one NBA analyst is calling it the best he's ever seen. After taking in the Thunder's impressive back-to-back wins against the Golden State Warriors and the Los Angeles Lakers at the Paycom Center, Sports Illustrated's Chris Mannix is still in awe.

BOTTOM LINE: Oklahoma City hosts Golden State trying to extend its four-game home winning streak. Oklahoma City went 68-14 overall, 39-13 in Western Conference action and 36-6 at home during the 2024-25 season. The Thunder averaged 120.5 points per game while allowing opponents to score 107.6 last season.

The Golden State Warriors’ have had a slow start to the season and unfortunately the fans have decided to lay the blame squarely on Jonathan Kuminga. Head

Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander confirmed that his home was broken into earlier this week. Here's the latest on the situation.

Defense has been the word that encapsulates the current era of Oklahoma City Thunder basketball, from top to bottom, side to side; every player on the roster is guaranteed to be a positive defender. If a player isn't drafted that way,

The Los Angeles Lakers' latest loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder might have served as a needed jolt of electricity.