The Oklahoma Thunder have been considered the best team over the last few years; year after year, you hear something positive about the Thunder.
Everyone’s 2026 finalist guesses are going straight to the Thunder’s liking. Teams are frightened by this squad due to the chemistry these guys play with.
They say when Thunder roars go indoors, Oklahoma just finished the first round of the playoffs by sweeping the Phoenix Suns in a 4-0 run. Now they will play the winner of the Los Angeles Lakers and Houston Rockets.
Star player Shai Gilgeous-Alexander “SGA” is an absolute force on the court that no one can slow down.
“It is a really good feeling,” Gilgeous-Alexander said after scoring 31 points and dishing out eight assists in Monday’s 131-122 win over the Phoenix Suns in Game 4.
With a team like the Thunder, all you can do when you lose is give them their props. The way they mix together as a team is unbelievable, and you have people calling them the dream team. They already won themselves a ring previously, and they are back for more.
Phoenix superstar Devin Booker tells reporters that the Thunder are on their own level.
“He’s the MVP of the league, and he’s playing the best basketball in the league for the past two years,” Suns star Devin Booker said of Gilgeous-Alexander. “That’s mixed with guys that know their roles, some seasoned vets, and they’re relentless. With that chemistry, the communication, it’s on 100%. And when the bench comes in, they get better sometimes. It’s like reinforcement, not subs. They have all the answers to the test,”said Booker.
As said before, the Thunder has previously just won the NBA Finals and fans are wondering if they’re destined to win it again due to the similarities of last year’s playoff run. Where there’s thunder there’s lighting, and OKC is ready to strike down on anybody.
Fans wonder if the Thunder are going to be prophecy chosen winners.
“The Oklahoma City Thunder opened these playoffs in similar fashion to last season’s championship run by sweeping their first-round series,”said NBA reporters.
