After beginning his career with the OKC Thunder and battling injuries, Vit Krejci has found his footing in the NBA with the Atlanta Hawks.

We are officially one week into the NBA season and the level of competition across the league has been unreal.

The NBA's in-season tournament returns for its third year. The Los Angeles Lakers and Milwaukee Bucks won the last two tournaments, and with over $500,000 for each player on the winning team on the line, it's certainly something several of the game's biggest stars will show out for.

This list puts a spotlight on the Thunder players who have earned First Team selections throughout Oklahoma City’s combined 58 seasons.

We're a little more than a week into the NBA season, which would generally be a small sample size. But for the purposes of this exercise it's enough material to roll out my first League Pass rankings.

After reaching the championship game of last season's NBA Cup, OKC will compete in the annual tournament once again. All four of the Thunder's group play games will be held in November. It'll face Sacramento (Nov. 7) and Utah (Nov. 21) on the road, followed by home games against Minnesota (Nov. 26) and Phoenix (Nov. 28).

The Oklahoma City Thunder celebrated their first-ever NBA Championship by unveiling a spectacular ring, a collaboration between The Champions Collective (a division of Jostens) and celebrity jeweler Zo Frost. The design, which features over 800 custom-cut, hand-set gemstones, is a breathtaking representation of the team’s historic 2025 season.

The Oklahoma City Blue were busy in the NBA G League draft, walk away with a couple selections while seeing former forward - and NBA Champion - Dillon Jones selected with the top spot.