The Thunder finally won an NBA championship for Oklahoma City. But what were the best transactions that led to the 2025 title?

This week on the Oklahoma Ford Sports Blitz, Hall of Famer Dean Blevins, John Holcomb, and Toby Rowland recap the citywide Champion's Parade for the Oklahoma City Thunder and break down the team's draft picks and ongoing player contracts.

The Oklahoma City Thunder won its first NBA championship. Here's a look at its roster, contracts and draft picks entering the 2025 offseason.

With the 2024-25 NBA season wrapped up, the focus has already shifted to what lies ahead. Free agency discussions and roster moves are dominating

Although the NBA's 2025-26 Eastern Conference race looks wide open due to a rash of star injuries, the West picture takes on a different tone. There, a mass of hopeful contenders must chase down the champion Oklahoma City Thunder, who won the West by a record 16 games last season and have a sustainable roster built to repeat.

Shifting to contender status, the Oklahoma City Thunder knocked it out of the park with their two big offseason additions from 2024. Alex Caruso and Isaiah Hartenstein provided some veteran experience to the youngest first-seed in NBA history.

The Thunder are in one of the more enviable positions in all professional sports. Led by 26-year-old MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Oklahoma City claimed an NBA title with the second-youngest roster ...