Oklahoma City Thunder

The Lakers are done.

From OKC avoiding a superteam to Giannis fallout, breaking down lottery night through a Celtics lens

The Lakers want to get and keep stars. OKC's dominance is showing how antiquated that strategy truly is.

The Lakers are the latest team to cry foul over the way Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and the Thunder are officiated.

The Lakers look to keep their season going with a win against the Thunder on Monday.

The lottery rewarded four of the most unapologetic tankers — the Wizards, Jazz, Grizzlies, and Bulls — with the top four picks.

The Lakers made it clear from the beginning of their second-round playoff series against the Thunder what they would be willing to live with. What they weren’t willing to live...

While the superstar guard's presence on the court doesn't mean the Lakers could upset Oklahoma City, it would give them a better idea of where they stand.

What is shocking about the Thunder's win Saturday night is they steamrolled to victory over the prone body of an NBA legend.

Deandre Ayton has struggled to be the X factor the Lakers sorely need at center against Chet Holmgren and Isaiah Hartenstein against the Thunder.

Despite another solid start, the Lakers ultimately crumbled again against the Thunder in Game 3.

The details were different, but the story of Saturday’s Game 3 between the Lakers and Thunder played out similarly as the previous two matchups in Oklahoma City.

The Thunder are at least a tier above the Lakers, meaning nothing LA has tried has resulted in a win.

Grading every Lakers player’s performance from the team’s 131-108 Game 3 loss to the Thunder.

The Oklahoma City Thunder move to the brink of another Western Conference Finals appearance with a dominant victory over the Los Angeles Lakers.

Leonardo DiCaprio, Jaafar Jackson, and Noah Wyle lead a who’s who of celebrities courtside as the Lakers host the Thunder in Game 3 at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles.

Oklahoma City Thunder (64-18, first in the Western Conference) vs. Los Angeles Lakers (53-29, fourth in the Western Conference) Los Angeles; Monday, 10:30 p.m. EDT LINE: Thunder -10.5; over/under is 213.5 WESTERN CONFERENCE SECOND ROUND: Thunder lead series 3-0 BOTTOM LINE: The Oklahoma City Thunder look to clinch the series over the Los Angeles Lakers in game four of the Western Conference second round. The Thunder defeated the Lakers 131-108 in the last meeting on Sunday. Ajay Mitchell led ...

Everybody knows the Oklahoma City Thunder's depth is the envy of the league and the backbone of their aspirations for a second straight NBA championship. The next impressive player to rise from the Thunder's bottomless depth and onto the national stage is Ajay Mitchell, who has seized the spotlight while replacing injured teammate Jalen Williams during these playoffs. After delivering career playoff highs of 24 points and 10 assists with no turnovers in the Thunder’s 131-108 victory over the ...

The Lakers went through the same song and dance on Saturday, leading early before losing big to the Thunder in Game 3.

After a Game 3 blowout at home, it's obvious L.A. isn't deep enough, young enough or talented enough. Would Luka Dončić have made a difference for a team whose future is murky?