The Oklahoma City Thunder have a ton of draft assets for the 2026 NBA Draft which is a loaded group. The team should be able to find value at each spot. In the

Oklahoma City, the reigning champs and a heavy preseason favorite to repeat, are a massive +125 favorite to win the NBA Finals for a second straight season.

Once this team gets back to full health, it's unmatched depth will be able to really flourish. For now, the team continues to work toward a 21-1 record as Oklahoma City goes on the road to face the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday.

The Thunder's title core may soon add multiple lottery picks in a loaded draft, creating a dynasty-level advantage over the rest of the NBA.

Thunder forward Chet Holmgren reveals when he first saw potential in the Thunder's breakout player this season.

Some teams around the NBA are "in a panic" about the Oklahoma City Thunder owning the Los Angeles Clippers' first-round pick in the 2026 NBA draft, according to ESPN's Tim MacMahon.

With the Thunder near full strength, Oklahoma City looks to improve to 21-1 and continue its record-setting pace toward a potential 70-win season. (Golden State went 73-9 in 2015-16.) Without Curry, Golden State is expected to rely on Jimmy Butler III (20.2 points, 5.7 rebounds, 5.2 assists per game) and Gary Payton II.

The Oklahoma City Thunder are off to a 20-1 start, and poised to get even better in the years to come. That has the rest of the NBA very worried. The Thunder could own as many as three lottery picks in 2026 as a result of past trades depending on how things go.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and the Oklahoma City Thunder take their show on the road Tuesday night with a showdown against the Golden State Warriors at the Chase Center.

There is still quite a ways to go in the 2025-26 NBA season, but the Oklahoma City Thunder are off to a historic start. If they keep this up, they could be a legitimate threat to the Golden State Warriors’ single-season wins record of 73.