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NBA's second apron isn't going to break up the Thunder, and here's why it might actually help OKC
Got all that? Good. As the Thunder have neither paid the tax nor gone above the second apron yet, this means they are still four taxpaying seasons away from the repeater penalty and three second apron seasons away from seeing a first-round pick drop to No. 30 overall. This begs the question of when that cycle will actually start for them.
The Oklahoma City Thunder captured the first NBA championship in franchise history last month. Based on how they've thrown ...
Dallas Mavericks rookie Cooper Flagg described his NBA Summer League debut as "one of the worst games of my life," but drew ...
Breaking: Oklahoma City Thunder All-NBA star and champion Jalen Williams has agreed to a five-year maximum rookie contract ...
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Exclusive: NBA draft expert breaks down Thunder's 2025 class, Nikola TopicFresh off an NBA championship, the Oklahoma City Thunder get to afford the rare luxury of a blue-chip prospect headlining ...
It has been a busy offseason for the Oklahoma City Thunder. After clinching its first NBA championship, the Thunder conducted ...
The Phoenix Suns fell short of the knockout round in the 2024 NBA Cup, and will have their hands full trying to reach the ...
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The former Utes center is an NBA champion with the Thunder and has signed a second two-way deal to stay with the Thunder for ...
Two down, one more to go. The Oklahoma City Thunder officially locked in Chet Holmgren to a long-term extension with a price tag of $239 million over the next ...
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