Oklahoma City Thunder Weekly

The Thunder's injuries are piling up and so are the losses. Mike breaks down a 119-98 defeat in Houston that exposed just how thin this roster really is without its star frontcourt.

The Thunder fell from 4-0 to 4-1 in a lopsided loss at Dallas, shooting brutally from three and getting torched on the transition game. Mike Michaelson breaks down how the injury-depleted Thunder collapsed in the second half and what it means.

The short-handed Thunder beat the Suns 125-114 to start the season 4-0, powered by a career-high from Ajay Mitchell and another dominant performance from Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. Postgame show with Mike Michaelson.

Mike Michaelson breaks down the Thunder's 108-101 victory over the Clippers, a game overshadowed by Jalen Williams being stretchered off late. Shai scored 34, Ajay Mitchell exploded off the bench, and OKC moved to 3-0, but nobody in that building is celebrating. We talk about what happened, what it means, and what comes next.

The Thunder's home opener wasn't pretty from the field but was dominant defensively. Shai's shooting night fell apart but Jalen Williams, Chet Holmgren, and a suffocating defensive effort carried OKC to a 96-84 win over Denver. We break down what it means for a team that just won its 64th game last season.

The Oklahoma City Thunder open the 2026-27 NBA season with a statement 116-104 road win over the Spurs, the team that ended their title defense in seven games last May. Shai delivers, the first half is a masterclass, and this roster looks hungry for more.