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- 1ESPN releases 2026-27 top-100 NBA player rankings▼ESPN 2026-27 top-100 NBA players rankings: Who made it from OKC Thunder?
ESPN has published its top-100 NBA players rankings for the 2026-27 season, and attention has turned to how many Oklahoma City Thunder players made the list. The Thunder, coming off a championship-caliber stretch, feature several stars whose placements are being debated by fans and analysts as the new rankings circulate.
- 2Sam Presti excited about Jared McCain's NBA leap with Thunder▼Sam Presti 'excited' to see Jared McCain take NBA leap with OKC Thunder
Oklahoma City Thunder executive Sam Presti says he is excited to see Jared McCain take his next step in the NBA, according to headlines from OKC Thunder Wire and Yahoo Sports. The comments point to confidence in the young guard's development as he enters a new chapter with the franchise, drawing attention from basketball fans following the Thunder's rise.
- 3Chet Holmgren's weight gain draws attention ahead of new NBA season▼Chet Holmgren latest weight sparks chatter ahead of new NBA season
Chet Holmgren's reported weight change is drawing discussion ahead of the new NBA season. The Oklahoma City Thunder big man has been expected to add strength to his slender frame, and fresh figures about his latest weight have sparked debate among basketball fans about whether the added bulk will improve his durability and play this year.
- 4Windhorst skeptical Thunder ownership will pay to keep core together●Brian Windhorst skeptical OKC ownership will pay to keep Thunder together
ESPN reporter Brian Windhorst says he doubts Oklahoma City's ownership will spend what it takes to keep the championship-contending Thunder roster intact long term. The comments raise questions about the future of a young team built through the draft, as expensive contract extensions loom for its core players.
- 5Sam Presti welcomes impending NBA expansion●Sam Presti welcomes impending NBA expansion: 'It's a sign of growth'
Oklahoma City Thunder general manager Sam Presti has spoken publicly in favor of the NBA's impending expansion, calling it "a sign of growth." Presti said adding new franchises would strengthen the league rather than dilute it, a notable stance from a small-market executive. The comments have been picked up by multiple sports outlets as expansion rumors continue circulating around the league.