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Oklahoma City Thunder free agency grades and recap: extensions, signings, and a roadmap to dynasty-level dominance.

“Thunder.” And at that moment, hundreds in the room and who knows how many more watching broadcast streams elsewhere saw what Oklahoma City’s new downtown arena will look like. A glass façade. A circular shape. A rich interior. A magnificent building.

Oklahoma City signed Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Jalen Williams and Chet Holmgren to max contract extensions that combined for $822 million as they made it a priority to lock in their young core after they helped lead them to a title.

The Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the New Orleans Pelicans, 95-81, in the NBA 2K26 Summer League at Cox Pavilion on Wednesda

Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt and architect David Manica unveiled conceptual designs for the city's new $1 billion NBA arena, which was approved by voters in December of 2023 and will open in 2028. The unveiling was part of Holt's annual State of the City address.

Renderings for the new $900 million downtown Oklahoma City arena, which will host the Oklahoma City Thunder and events of all types, were unveiled Wednesday at the State of the City address hosted by OKC Mayor David Holt.

Oklahoma City’s mayor on Wednesday gave the public a first look at the future Oklahoma City Thunder arena. Speaking to an estimated 1,500 people at the city’s convention center, Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt unveiled artist renderings of the slightly under $1 billion project,

Oklahoma City Mayor declared July 16 as "Jaylin 'Jay-Will' Williams Day" to honor his role in the Thunder's historic NBA Championship win. OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma City Mayor officially proclaimed July 16 as "Jaylin ' Jay-Will ' Williams Day," according to a proclamation signed on July 15.

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