But OKC only allowed San Antonio to score 36 points in the second half and stirred the Thunder faithful into a frenzy. After losing the first two games ... Caruso and Cason Wallace and the Thunder ...

This Thunder team has deployed a deep rotation throughout the entire playoffs, and for a lot of them, it's just their second ...

Alex Caruso, Aaron Wiggins and Cason Wallace, that is ... Instead, it’s a 2-2 split heading back to Oklahoma City after the Thunder took Game 4 92-87 on Sunday afternoon in Denver.

Lu Dort and the Thunder’s D rattled the Wolves once again, taking Game 2 of the Western Conference finals 118-103 Thursday night in Oklahoma City.

The Oklahoma City Thunder’s Big Three came through in Game 4 against the Denver Nuggets. Alex Caruso, Aaron Wiggins and Cason Wallace, that is.

feed Wallace is averaging 5.0 points per game in the playoffs, but he's doing exactly what Oklahoma City needs him to do. In 20 minutes per game, he's playing elite defense, averaging 2.8 rebounds ...

Wallace and Wiggins hit three consecutive three-pointers to give OKC a lead, but they all helped flip the script defensively less than 48 hours after the team collectively let another close game ...

"Got to see Cason before the OKC game tonight. Saw Shai and waiting on Jamal!!! Also got to see the two Razorbacks Isaiah and JWill!" Calipari wrote on X. Wallace played a season under Coach Cal ...

I only have one perspective on the court and can’t see everything, but it’s a physical game. That’s playoff basketball—we just need to be ready for it. Cason Wallace: It’s huge.