Oklahoma City Thunder Rumors

The NBA announced Tuesday that Wallace was named to the Rising Stars Game.

Gilgeous-Alexander was named to the 2025 NBA All-Star Game starting pool in the Western Conference, the league announced Thursday.

Williams has a strong case to be named an All-Star this season, according to Anthony Slater of The Athletic.

Wallace is trending in the right direction following an early season slump and is averaging 13.2 points per game while shooting 58.7 percent from the floor over his last five outings, Joel Lorenzi of The Oklahoman reports.

Gilgeous-Alexander is happy in Oklahoma City and doesn't want to play anywhere else despite the fact the team is considered a small-market franchise. "I can only speak for myself. I love Oklahoma City and I can't see a world where I'm not in Oklahoma City," he said, as relayed by Jason Lloyd of The Athletic. "I'm comfortable where I am. I like where I am. I love the people in the organization, love the people around me, and those are the things that matter. I go to work every day with a smile on my face."

Mitchell is a candidate to have his two-way contract converted to a standard deal, Michael Scotto of Hoopshype reports.

Dieng could draw interest from around the league ahead of the trade deadline, Michael Scotto of Hoopshype reports.

Williams is a candidate to be moved ahead of the trade deadline, Michael Scotto of Hoopshype reports.

Thunder executive Sam Presti is expected to have contract extension discussions with Caruso in December, Michael Scotto of Hoopshype reports.

Holmgren is limiting opponents to 41.9 percent shooting in the paint this season, trailing only Victor Wembanyama and Donovan Clingan, per Danny Marang of 1080 The Fan Portland.

Gilgeous-Alexander leads the league with 136 drives to the basket this season.

Hartenstein continues to work on his three-point shooting at training camp, Clemente Almanza of OKC Thunder Wire reports. "I've been shooting them. Just getting back in a rhythm. Just getting back into the reps of those," Hartenstein said. "So it's been going good. Just keep building off that. Mark is giving me the confidence. He wants me to shoot them."

Caruso is expected to get a contract extension from the Thunder once he becomes eligible in December, Rylan Stiles of SI.com reports.

Williams is a candidate to begin the 2024-25 season as a part of the team's rotation while Kenrich Williams recovers from knee surgery, Clemente Almanza of the OKC Thunder Wire reports.

Jones could see regular playing time to begin the 2024-25 season if Kenrich Williams isn't cleared in time, Clemente Almanza of the OKC Thunder Wire reports.

Gilgeous-Alexander is among the biggest favorites to win the MVP award before the start of the 2024-25 NBA season, according to Grant Afseth of DraftKings.

Hartenstein could be a starter for the Thunder in the early stages of the 2024-25 NBA season, according to Joel Lorenzi of The Oklahoman.

Gilgeous-Alexander received the most votes from NBA coaches, scouts and executives when it came to predicting who would win the 2024-25 MVP Award, Tim Bontemps of ESPN reports.

Hartenstein has been working on his three-point shot during the offseason, Clemente Almanza of ThunderWire reports.

Holmgren could represent Team USA in the 2028 Olympics, according to Joel Lorenzi of The Oklahoman.

Caruso, who was just acquired by the Thunder from the Bulls, is a likely candidate to be extended this season, Clemente Almanza of okcthunderwire.com reports.

The Thunder are reportedly considering the possibility of extending Joe, according to Keith Smith of Spotrac.

The Thunder are reportedly torn and undecided in the possibility of keeping Waters around for the 2024-25 season, according to Keith Smith of Spotrac.

The Thunder are reportedly considering the possibility of keeping Wiggins around for the 2024-25 season, according to Keith Smith of Spotrac.

The Thunder could generate plenty of cap space for the upcoming free agency in the summer by renouncing the rights to Hayward, Keith Smith of Spotrac explains.