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NBA · 2026-27

Oklahoma City Thunder

0-0·13th in the West · 4th in the Northwest

.000Win pct
Streak
0-0Last 10
0-0Home
0-0Road
0.0Point diff

Coaching staff

Mark DaigneaultHead coach

Assistants: Grant Gibbs, Mike Wilks, Chip Engelland, Eric Maynor, David Akinyooye, Dave Bliss, Zoe Vernon, Connor Johnson, Donnie Strack

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Schedule-context performance

Final regular-season games · 2025-26

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64-18Season record
82Final games
+11.1Avg margin
SituationRecordAvg marginVs. seasonLg rank
Back-to-backs0 full local rest days7-7+0.8−10.330 / 30
Long travel1,500+ miles since the prior scheduled game1-0+14.0+2.9
Rest disadvantage0 rest days; opponent had at least 15-6+0.6−10.529 / 30
Body-clock shift2+ hours from home time8-2+16.6+5.52 / 30
Dense windowEnds a 3-in-4, 4-in-6, or 5-in-715-9+3.8−7.330 / 30
Extended rest3+ full rest days3-0+13.7+2.6
Rest edgeOpponent on 0 rest days; team had at least 19-1+12.4+1.320 / 30
How it's counted

Average margin is team points minus opponent points. Conditions can overlap.

Long travel is 1,500 miles or more, measured great-circle venue-to-venue from the prior scheduled game; body clock is measured from home time.

League rank is on the vs.-season column, so it measures how well a team held its own level rather than how good the team is; situations with fewer than five games go unranked. These descriptive splits are not causal estimates.

Injury report

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#TeamWLPCTGB
1DenverNuggetsDEN00.000
2MinnesotaTimberwolvesMIN00.000
3PortlandTrail BlazersPOR00.000
4Oklahoma CityThunderOKC00.000
5UtahJazzUTA00.000
Travel deskThunder miles, road trips, and rest daysSeason mileage, every road trip, time zones crossed, and back-to-back load — the full travel breakdown for the Thunder.