The Western Conference-leading Oklahoma City Thunder return to Paycom Center Sunday afternoon to face Nikola Jokic and the Denver Nuggets.

NBA Finals matchup between the Thunder and Celtics would feature several marquee matchups. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Chet Holmgren and Jalen Williams hoping to capture their

The Thunder built on last season’s emergence and turned it into current dominance behind an elite defense and the perfect roster. The Thunder’s rotation has been intentionally put together and looks nearly flawless on paper.

Perhaps the championship aspirations that inspired this year’s Thunder team overshadow regular-season success. The 2013 Thunder failed to return to the NBA Finals, and Oklahoma City hasn’t returned since. Mark Daigneault and the 2024-25 Thunder will look to change that before playing out the final quarter of the regular season.

While the Thunder and Cavaliers have the next best odds, ESPN's Stephen A. Smith hinted on "NBA Countdown" that neither team might reach the NBA Finals. Instead, he suggested that an upcoming game on Saturday night might serve as a preview of the championship series.

Sunday's NBA action kicks off at 1 p.m. EST with the top two teams in the Western Conference – the Denver Nuggets and Oklahoma City Thunder – facing off in a po

To commemorate Adrian Wojnarowski's retirement, NBA Today hosted ESPN's lead insiders for a special segment to celebrate his lengthy media career. Adam Schefter, Jeff Passan and Pete Thamel all closed it out by predicting their 2025 NBA Finals matchup and winner.

According to a recent ESPN poll, the Celtics are most likely to face the Oklahoma City Thunder in the 2025 NBA Finals.

The Thunder picked up its 50th win of the ... It won just one of those, before it lost to the Miami Heat in the 2012 NBA Finals. Oklahoma City does have a formidable chance to accomplish this ...

It seems like the Celtics and Thunder are on a collision course toward a meeting in June. Check out what sportsbooks think about a potential Boston-OKC NBA Finals.

That, in all statistical likelihood, will probably be our Finals matchup. But doubt the reigning NBA champion Boston Celtics at your own risk. And even if they have some drawbacks that should give anyone logical pause,

The Thunder (46-11) are on pace to become the youngest team in NBA history to finish the No. 1 seed two years in a row. While their youthful exuberance has worked in their favor against aging ...