KOCO 5 Sports Director Bryan Keating and Hannah Hoover discuss the Oklahoma City Thunder's historic season as the team awaits its opponent for the first round of the Western Conference Playoffs.

The Thunder put the finishing touches on the most dominant regular season in NBA history by pounding the Pelicans 115-100 Sunday in New Orleans.

If nothing else, through the ups and downs, the closing stretch of the Miami Heat’s regular season offered a reminder that big men still can matter in today’s NBA and that a new generation has arrived ...

The Thunder will have a stress-free Sunday in the Big Easy. Thunder vs. Pelicans is not a game of consequence in a still ...

Friday night was a prime opportunity for the Oklahoma City Thunder to rest its starters. With the playoffs nearly here and ...

For most of this season, discussions of Washington Wizards rookie Alex Sarr have been couched in the assumption that the center is an above-average rim protector. It is easy to see why. Sarr is a ...

The Oklahoma City Thunder destroyed the Indiana Pacers in a 132-111 win on Saturday. They inch closer to history with just one loss to an East team so far. That's the only drama left in the regular ...

An ESPN reporter explains why the Thunder are the only team in the West that can realistically reach the NBA Finals ...

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. ( CHARLOTTE SPORTS LIVE) — By 1995, the NBA had a bit of a pinstripe obsession. “That old-school classic,” ...

Madness coming to a close, it is time again for another NBA mock draft. The placements of prospects have changed in ...

“That's how you become greats.” The Thunder didn’t just reach 60 wins quicker than its Oklahoma City predecessors. It joined elite company, likening itself with several elite regular season ...

Oklahoma City could kick its feet up if it really wanted to. Because on Thursday night, with the Los Angeles Lakers’ 118-89 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks, the Thunder clinched the Western ...