Breaking Down the OKC Thunder's 2025-26 Schedule originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Oklahoma City Thunder enter the 2025-26 NBA season looking to build off their dominance from last season and claim back-to-back championships.

The Thunder signed Morrow as a bench outside shooter. He played alongside Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook as they were a title contender. He averaged 7.7 points and shot 39.4% from 3 on 3.6 attempts in his time in OKC. He complimented the high-end talent and fans for why he loved his time there.

Here are three players that Oklahoma City's front office could be interested in next summer when the 2026 NBA Draft rolls around.

The Oklahoma City Thunder built a reputation as a defensive powerhouse, and their offseason trade for Alex Caruso only strengthens that identity. Widely regarded as one of the league’s top perimeter defenders, Caruso joined forces with Lu Dort and rising star Cason Wallace to form one of the stingiest defensive units in the NBA.

To reflect on their title run, Thunder Wire will conduct 2024-25 season grades for all 19 players who suited up for the squad at one point during the year. Seventeenth up is Alex Ducas, who spent the year on a two-way deal: True-shooting percentage: 58.3%

Fourteen previous teams accumulated 80 or more wins within a single season, including the playoffs. All of them won at least 67 total games the following year.

Kenrich Williams of the Oklahoma City Thunder was honored with a key to his hometown of Waco by Mayor Jim Holmes after the team's NBA Championship win.

The Oklahoma City Thunder is set to hold auditions for the 2025-2026 Thunder Drummers and Storm Chasers on Saturday.

The NBA is currently in the offseason, but that doesn't mean basketball around the world has been put on pause. For those basketball fans who aren't aware, FIBA

Oklahoma City Thunder guard Alex Caruso and reality TV star Haleigh Broucher recently celebrated their marriage in Houston, followed by a romantic get

Oklahoma Sooners fans will actually love what one former OSU Cowboy athlete just did on national television originally appeared on A to Z Sports.