The AT&T ad featuring the Thunder stars isn’t great, but it’s biggest flaw isn’t the singing of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander or Chet Holmgren.

Sorry, no 'What a Pro Wants' on this list, but there have been plenty of great ones through the years.

What’s the Thunder’s greatest advantage in its second-round series against Dallas, which starts Tuesday in OKC? Will size matter?

Why determining the best matchup for the Thunder in the Western Conference semifinal can be decided with a quick game you can play at home.

A team that is the youngest No. 1 seed in NBA playoff history still relies on Kenrich Williams’ leadership.

The Jenni Carlson Show: Judging by straw polls and Vegas odds, it appears that Shai Gilgeous-Alexander will fall short of winning MVP. But why?

A first-round sweep of the Pelicans put the Thunder in rare company regardless of what happens next.

The Jenni & Berry Show: The important first-round takeaways and who would you prefer as the next foe: Clippers or Mavericks?

Williams and Giddey scored 19 of the Thunder’s first 23 points of the fourth quarter, turning a one-point deficit into a 10-point lead.

Ireland’s gorgeous countrysides and coasts are what draw tourists by the millions, but the history is deep in Dublin.

The Thunder’s rising star had the basketball world buzzing after Game 3 because of how he played and what he wore.

Chet Holmgren was dominant, but he might not even have been the Thunder’s MVD — most valuable defender.