Thunder Rumblings

Darnell Mayberry’s look Thursday at University of Miami point guard Shane Larkin concludes our series on 12 prospects the Thunder might consider for the No.

The Utah Jazz don't usually draw comparisons to the Dallas Cowboys. There's quite a bit of difference between the flash and image of both organizations. But, at least in one way, Utah's only major sports franchise has mimicked Dallas' most famous one. On Tuesday, the Jazz announced plans to...

Unable to play basketball this offseason, Russell Westbrook has taken up Vine as a mini-hobby.

On Thursday, I floated a trade idea for the Thunder. The idea: Oklahoma City sends the 12th pick to Atlanta in exchange for the Hawks’ 17th and 18th overall selections.

Sports comparisons are often unfair, especially in the NBA, where many of the league’s star players are so great because they are so unique.

Heading to Oklahoma City! — Gorgui Dieng (@GorguiDieng) June 10, 2013   According to what’s been posted on various Twitter accounts, Louisville center Gorgui Dieng (6-foot-11; 230 pounds; 23 years old) is the latest candidate to work out with the Thunder, which has the No.

Thunder assistant coach Maurice Cheeks is headed to Detroit to coach the Pistons. You can read our story here. I don’t know what to make of the hiring because I don’t know what to make of Cheeks. Scotty Brooks’ coaching staff is mostly mysterious to all but a few outsiders.

Thunder beat writer Darnell Mayberry and I are in the middle of sharing 12 candidates the Thunder might consider selecting with the No.

Russell Westbrook has been a magazine regular over the past couple seasons, parlaying his newfound fashion status into appearances in GQ, Vogue and others.

The NBA Finals match the Spurs and the Heat. The coaching matchup is Gregg Popovich vs. Erik Spoelstra. They rank first and third in longevity on the job. And Scotty Brooks ranks fifth. That’s right. Foreman Scotty, hired 41/2 years ago, on Nov.

At age 18, Gregiore Narcisse graduated magna cum laude from Florida State last month, becoming the youngest person ever to earn a bachelor’s degree from the school, and Thunder veteran guard Derek Fisher is part of the reason why.

Like many of us, Kevin Durant watched Game 5 of the dramatic Heat-Pacers series on Thursday night.

Last year at this time, Kevin Durant was battling the Spurs, soon to clinch a trip to his first NBA Finals with a 34-point, 14-rebound Game 6 masterpiece.

Even the most casual basketball fan has probably stumbled across one of those NBA Cares commercials over the past few seasons.

  Ever since an EF5 tornado ripped through the heart of Oklahoma, Thunder All-Star Kevin Durant has been on a mission to mend all broken hearts left in its path.

The NBA Draft is a little more than a month away, quietly creeping up on us while the league’s attention remains on the final four remaining teams.

Through Instagram, Kevin Durant announced that his back tattoo was completed, accompanied by the revealing photo below.

The violent and devastating tornadoes that ripped through Moore and parts of southern Oklahoma City left a strong impact on those who saw the terrifying videos and images.

Four questions for five writers, recapping OKC’s recently completed 2012-13 season and looking ahead: 1.