Who is the best OKC Thunder player of all time?

Who is the greatest player in Oklahoma City Thunder history — from the franchise cornerstones of the Durant-Westbrook era to the SGA-led championship contenders of today?

Kevin Durant

Four-time scoring champion who won the 2014 NBA MVP with OKC averaging 32 PPG on elite efficiency, widely regarded as the greatest scorer in Thunder history.

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Russell Westbrook

The 2017 NBA MVP who broke Oscar Robertson's triple-double record, embodying the Thunder's identity through a decade of relentless, explosive play.

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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

The Thunder's current superstar and perennial All-NBA selection who led OKC to the best record in the NBA and an 8-0 postseason run in 2026.

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James Harden

Explosive sixth man turned starter who won two scoring titles with OKC before his trade to Houston, posting electric performances off the bench in their 2012 Finals run.

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Paul George

Six-time All-Star who reinvented himself as a two-way force in Oklahoma City, earning multiple All-Defensive team honors while becoming a top-five player.

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Serge Ibaka

Three-time All-Defensive First Team center who anchored the Thunder's defense for seven seasons with elite shot-blocking and mid-range shooting.

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Chet Holmgren

Generational big man who forms the core of OKC's dynasty era alongside SGA, combining elite rim protection with stretch-five shooting in the 2025-26 title run.

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Nick Collison

The Thunder's heart-and-soul power forward who spent his entire 15-year career in Oklahoma City, known for toughness, defense, and team-first professionalism.

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Steven Adams

New Zealand center who protected the Thunder's paint for seven seasons with physical dominance, becoming a crowd favorite and locker-room anchor.

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Luguentz Dort

Undrafted defensive stopper who emerged as a cult hero in OKC, known for shutting down opposing stars and hitting clutch shots throughout the team's rebuild.

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Reggie Jackson

Electric backup point guard who electrified crowds in Oklahoma City and set a franchise record with 40 points in a playoff game during the 2014 postseason.

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Kevin Martin

Prolific scorer who filled the scoring void left by Harden's departure, averaging over 20 points and earning a reputation as one of the league's most efficient shooters.

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