Two down, one to go. The Oklahoma City Thunder checked off another item on their busy offseason. They signed Chet Holmgren to a five-year, $250 million extension. There are some wrinkles in the deal, but the 23-year-old is under contract with the NBA champion through the 2030-31 season.

Their top three players are all between the ages of 23 and 26, and none of them are going anywhere. Few teams in history have ever been this well-positioned for sustained winning, even if we exist in an era designed to discourage sustained winning.

The Thunder are going to have 3 max-level contract players on their roster, but Sam Presti is prepared to dodge the second apron completely.

The Oklahoma City Thunder locked in an important piece to the franchise's future championship aspirations Wednesday, signing former Gonzaga standout Chet Holmgr

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander agreed to a four-year, $285 million extension with the Oklahoma City Thunder. The Thunder may face difficult decisions regarding contract extensions for Jalen Williams and ...

Alexander's contract extension sets up a complicated calculus the Thunder, the youngest roster in the NBA, must navigate.

The Oklahoma City Thunder are running back most of their NBA championship roster, but they could still have a key decision to make. Over the past three years, O

Williams spent two college seasons at Arkansas. The Thunder drafted Williams with the No. 34 pick of the 2022 NBA draft. He's been part of their rotation in his three seasons in OKC. He was a starter in his rookie season and has been mostly a bench player since.

Cason Wallace, Isaiah Joe, Aaron Wiggins, and Jaylin Williams were all key contributors. Now, Presti has added 2025 first-round pick Thomas Sorber, a promising two-way center, to prepare for a potential Hartenstein exit after 2026.