July 29 happens to be Jalen Williams Day in Oklahoma City — with only Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Chet Holmgren waiting to be ...

— NBA TV (@NBATV) June 24, 2025 -Cheyenne Derksen Players take the mic at OKC Thunder Championship post-parade program Jalen Williams kept it "short and sweet," thanking fans for their support.

Years of support came to fruition as the young Thunder team became the first to win an NBA Finals Game 7 by double digits since the Celtics in 1974. “I’m so excited,” Thunder fan Ashley ...

Oklahoma City is still years away from seeing a professional basketball game inside a new arena, but the unveiling of its ...

The Seattle SuperSonics relocated to Oklahoma City in time for the 2008-09 season, and fans feverishly supported the team, despite its early struggles. The Thunder became contenders with young ...

I never really got that vibe from the fans. It was always just support going through my ups and downs in my career.” Fans let him know just how much they appreciated him as soon as he walked in.

The Oklahoma City Thunder is thanking the community for all their support throughout the season and beyond as the 2025 Champions Parade comes to an end. Here's the latest from Scissortail Park.

Mayor George McGill officially proclaimed July 24, 2025, to be "Jaylin Williams and Isaiah Joe Day" in the city during the ...

After a quick interaction with Isaiah Hartenstein during Tuesday's Champions parade in Oklahoma City, a young Thunder fan is receiving a gift from the star player. Wednesday, June 25th 2025, 6:49 pm ...

The reigning NBA champion Oklahoma City Thunder announced its ... "Our Tulsa fans have a 17-year track record of being loyal and passionate about our team, and we are incredibly grateful for that ...

“What a better way to support our boys and the city that I love,” Lyle Thames, another Thunder fan, said. “There’s nothing like it,” Taylor Freeman, Owner of Loud City Ink, said.

As the Thunder continue their victory lap, fans are embracing every moment they get with the players. “At the end of the day, we’re just making memories, you know,” a Thunder fan said.