Oklahoma City Thunder - Power Ranking

Week Rank Rating Team Record Comment

3 3 86 OKC 10-2 The Tower: A symbol of sudden change, upheaval, or revelation. Old foundations collapse so truth can emerge. New GM in OKC, new era of basketball. If James was covert, then this new regime is Showtime. Cake is a breath of fresh air and his Curry deal looks like a home run. Thunder are primed.

2 5 61 OKC 7-1 OKC is hooping this year — Anthony Edwards is playing like every game is personal, De’Aaron Fox is basically a turbocharged blur, and somehow Deandre Ayton remembered he’s allowed to jump. But the real wildcard is Anfernee Simons, who’s putting up numbers like he’s still trying to prove to Brandon Ingram that stealing his ex was just the warm-up. At this point the Thunder have so much chaotic energy they feel less like a basketball team and more like a very fast, very petty reality show.

1 7 28 OKC 3-1 Childhood Reference: The “First Pick” Kid. You know the kid everyone wanted first? That’s Anthony Edwards, sprinting past defenders like it’s recess and he never runs out of energy. OKC have the league on notice, and much like that kid everyone wanted on their team, they continue to captivate their opponents, and annoy them.

	SA	123
	LAC	116

	MIL	128
	CHI	138

	MIN	123
	PHO	116

	DEN	127
	IND	148

	OKC	139
	MIN	113

Week	Rank	Rating	Team	Record	Comment
3	3	86	OKC	10-2	The Tower: A symbol of sudden change, upheaval, or revelation. Old foundations collapse so truth can emerge. New GM in OKC, new era of basketball. If James was covert, then this new regime is Showtime. Cake is a breath of fresh air and his Curry deal looks like a home run. Thunder are primed.
2	5	61	OKC	7-1	OKC is hooping this year — Anthony Edwards is playing like every game is personal, De’Aaron Fox is basically a turbocharged blur, and somehow Deandre Ayton remembered he’s allowed to jump. But the real wildcard is Anfernee Simons, who’s putting up numbers like he’s still trying to prove to Brandon Ingram that stealing his ex was just the warm-up. At this point the Thunder have so much chaotic energy they feel less like a basketball team and more like a very fast, very petty reality show.
1	7	28	OKC	3-1	Childhood Reference: The “First Pick” Kid. You know the kid everyone wanted first? That’s Anthony Edwards, sprinting past defenders like it’s recess and he never runs out of energy. OKC have the league on notice, and much like that kid everyone wanted on their team, they continue to captivate their opponents, and annoy them.