1. Oklahoma City Thunder (35-7, Last Week No. 2). Oklahoma City showed how dominant its defense can be in shutting down Cleveland last Thursday, earning some revenge for the week before (and with that ...

The Utah Jazz (10-31) and Chet Holmgren’s Oklahoma City Thunder (35-7) take the court at Paycom Center on Wednesday, January 22, beginning at 8:00 PM ET. Their last time out, the Thunder won on ...

New West Brom manager Tony Mowbray has revealed how Manchester United star Amad Diallo showed his class with a touching message to his former boss. Mowbray managed Amad in a highly successful loan ...

The Cleveland Cavaliers regained the No. 1 spot of The Arizona Republic’s NBA power rankings last week after beating the Oklahoma City Thunder at Rocket Mortgage FieldHosue, 129-122, on Jan. 8.

Daigneault and his staff earned the honor following OKC's 127-101 home win over Brooklyn on Sunday. The victory helped the Thunder (35-7) clinch the best record in the Western Conference through games ...

Leading up to the Feb. 6 trade deadline, the OKC Thunder have been linked to Brooklyn Nets forward Cam Johnson, who is on a $23.6 million contract. With Johnson averaging a career-high 19.6 points ...

Diallo spent two-and-a-half seasons with the Pistons after being acquired from the OKC Thunder in 2021. He'd go on to play in over 130 games for Detroit, averaging 10.3 PPG, 4.3 RPG, and 1.0 SPG.

Manchester United star, Amad Diallo has made history following his hat-trick for the club in their Premier League 3-1 win against Southampton at Old Trafford on Thursday night. Man United’s ...

Round two of the Cleveland Cavaliers against the Oklahoma City Thunder went to the Thunder. It was an early knockout – the Thunder pummeled the Cavaliers with haymakers and body blows.

Amad Diallo is the shining light of the Ruben Amorim reign so far. "It's maybe one of the best weeks of my life," he told TNT Sports after his 12-minute hat-trick transformed the story for United.

The Thunder had already turned this possible ... highest-rated recruit entering Kentucky behind Jarred Vanderbilt, Hamidou Diallo, Nick Richards, Kevin Knox, and P.J. Washington.