The Oklahoma City Thunder took care of business against the Memphis Grizzlies, sweeping them off their home floor in Game 4 ...

The comeback was the second-largest in NBA playoff history, trailing only the Clippers’ 31-point rally against Golden State ...

After the win, Holmgren fired back at Gilgeous-Alexander’s critics, focusing solely on the All-Star’s field-goal percentage ...

The Thunder big man credits trust from his coach and teammates like Jalen Williams and Alex Caruso for sparking a second-half ...

In Game 4's 117-115 win, the Thunder coerced the Grizzlies into committing 22 turnovers, which allowed them to score 22 ...

After an inconsistent regular season, the Oklahoma City Thunder found success with their double-big lineup in their Round 1 ...

Gilgeous-Alexander hit a pivotal deep mid-range jumper on Vince Williams Jr. in the final moments of the Thunder's 117-115 ...