After claiming the team's first NBA title in June, the Oklahoma City Thunder added two more players to their roster in the draft a few days later. Now, first-ro

Here are the top five candidates for the OKC Thunder's third and final two-way contract for the upcoming season.

As it gets closer to August, the NBA calendar enters its worst part of the year. Most of the league will take a vacation over the next two months. Rosters are basically set after a busy first few weeks of the offseason.

The Oklahoma City Thunder, who relocated from Seattle where they played from 1967 to 2008, have had their fair share of notable rebounding performances throughout a combined 58 seasons in the NBA. Here’s a look at the players who produced the top five single-season rebounds per game during their tenures with the franchise.

NBA Finals could have gone either way. The Indiana Pacers pushed the Oklahoma City Thunder to the limit in that matchup. However, a devastating injury

Editor’s note: As an annual end-of-season exercise, The Oklahoman publishes a series of report cards on each of the Thunder’s main roster players. Grades will be curved relative to role and expectations. Next up: Cason Wallace.

NBA season is still months away, but that hasn't stopped draft experts from making early predictions about the upcoming draft class.

The one roster spot still left open is the third two-way spot. Brooks Barnhizer and Branden Carlson are signed to the other two spots, but one remain. After they completed the Summer League, plenty of possible candidates had their moments.

Aaron Wiggins is coming off the best season of his career. Wiggins averaged 12 points, 3.9 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 0.8 steals — all career-highs.

The Oklahoma City Thunder are no longer a team of promise but a team of purpose after winning the championship last season.