The Oklahoma City Thunder will enter the 2024-25 season as a serious title contender. After a first-seed finish last year, they are at the infancy stages of a championship window. They further cemented their status with a productive offseason where they added rotation players.

While the Thunder look to continue the momentum of the 2023 season, in which they won 57 games, the most since 2015, many will have their eyes on Isaiah Hartenstein, who Oklahoma City signed on the first day of NBA free agency back in July.

While the NBA Draft has gotten the Oklahoma City Thunder to this point as a contender, that event will continue to be of extreme importance moving forward.

Last season, the Thunder won 57 games, earning the West’s No.1 seed and home-court advantage throughout the first three rounds. While the Thunder fell in the second round, their

The Oklahoma City Thunder have had an interesting and busy offseason, which includes — key additions and departures. Over the last few seasons, a number of players who at one point in their careers played for the Thunder,