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MARLBORO, Mass. - John Claude Daignault, 58, of Livermore Falls, Maine, died of natural causes while driving his truck route for ...

Chip Engelland, who has spent 17 seasons with the Spurs and is considered the leagues preeminent shooting teacher, is joining the Thunder as an assistant coach, sources told ESPN.

The Oklahoma City Thunder do not figure to win many games in the 2021-22 season. Zach Lowe of ESPN thinks so, ranking them in his bottom tier of the NBA and the Pistons, Rockets, and Magic. John...

19-year-old Theo Maledon excelling in Thunder starting lineup The young Frenchman has shown ability to space the floor, handle the ball and adapt to different rotations this season. His coach and teammates have praised his play since taking over for the injured George Hill Share this story Alonzo Adams-USA TODAY Sports At just 19 years old, Theo Maledon is molding into one of many bright spots for the Oklahoma City Thunder. The 2020 second-round pick was acquired along with Al Horford in a dra...

Thunder lead squashed in ‘Dame Time’ as OKC falls to Portland 115-104 Share this story Alonzo Adams-USA TODAY Sports The Oklahoma City Thunder (11-16) caught fire for the first eight minutes of the fourth quarter Tuesday night inside a dimmed-down Chesapeake Energy Arena before falling 115-104 to the Portland Trailblazers. OKC stormed back from a 14-point deficit to eventually take a 102-97 lead over the Portland Trail Blazers (17-10) with 4:48 remaining. A 23-4 run fueled the Thunder down...

Filed under: Thunder’s Daignault sees opportunity for development as rotation trimmed to 8 twice in last 3 games Share this story Alonzo Adams-USA TODAY Sports As the ever-changing effects of COVID-19 continue to take a toll across the league, the Oklahoma City Thunder remains steadfast in their approach towards the 2021 season. For Oklahoma City, development dwells at the forefront of just about everything. With that process comes different sets of challenges, no more so than during a global...

Thunder allow record-tying 3-point barrage in 136-106 blowout loss to Rockets Share this story The Oklahoma City Thunder (8-11) went from giving up one record-setting offensive performance to another. After conceding 147 points to the Brooklyn Nets Friday, a franchise record for the former New Jersey squad, OKC turned around and allowed an NBA record-tying 11 3-pointers in the opening quarter of a 136-106 loss to the surging Houston Rockets (10-9) Monday at Chesapeake Energy Arena. Houston’s...

Oklahoma City surrendered a Brooklyn franchise record for points in regulation as Harden and Irving spearheaded relentless attack without Kevin Durant