They have pulled off the executive hat trick of a contending roster, manageable cap sheet and cache of Draft picks. That’s the dream, and it’s about to get more real when Oklahoma City gauges its options with two more first-round picks (Nos.

After being eliminated from the NBA Playoffs by the Oklahoma City Thunder, the Wolves season has come to an end as the NBA Draft looms.

One possibility is Washington State's Cedric Coward. He reportedly met with the Thunder in a predraft one-on-zero workout, per ESPN's Jonathan Givony. He suffered a season-ending shoulder injury early in the season last year.

The Thunder have had some of the most dominant players in the NBA play for them during the franchise’s time in Oklahoma City. Three of them have brought home regular season MVP awards. Let’s highlight the achievements of those players during their award-winning campaigns.

With the Minnesota Timberwolves’ backs against the wall, they received an unlikely spark from rookie Terrence Shannon Jr. Down 2-0 to the Western Conference one

CBS Sports’ Kyle Boone has the Thunder selecting Danny Wolf, a seven-foot center out of Michigan with the 15th overall pick. “GM Sam Presti visited Ann Arbor to watch Wolf several times last season, and he'd make sense for a team that seems to prioritize length and skill,” Boone wrote.

If the Thunder's Game 4 victory proved anything, it’s that they are much more of an ensemble cast than they are an SGA carry job.

The rebuild was short, but the road was long for the Oklahoma City Thunder. It feels like Thunder fans were spoiled, only rebuilding for two years, but the jour