Oklahoma City got back on track against the Portland Trailblazers on Wednesday night thanks to a gritty bench effort. Over the last few games, the Thunder’s off

The Oklahoma City Thunder have finally received reinforcements. After surviving six games without a true center, Isaiah Hartenstein's long-awaited season debut was worth the hype. The 26-year-old's first season in OKC was delayed with a hand fracture he suffered in preseason.

Moments after Hartenstein’s season-debut in a 109-99 Wednesday night win, Gilgeous-Alexander answered a slew of questions almost exclusively about the big man. When the Hartenstein questionnaire finished,

That happened when the Thunder went over a week without a center. Chet Holmgren's hip fracture completely flipped the trajectory of the season. An easy 60-plus wins will now turn into a modest 50-plus win season who'll need to fight it out for the first seed.

Oklahoma City Thunder head coach Mark Daigneault was pleased to see his team snap a two-game skid on the second night of a back-to-back. After a 13-point, 14-rebound double-double and dominant defensive performance,

On Wednesday night, the Thunder finally got a talented 7-footer in Isaiah Hartenstein back in the lineup. While he didn’t start in his debut, he still played 29 minutes in total, functioning as one of the team’s best players with 13 points,