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There Was No Championship Hangover for the Thunder. They're Rolling Along, Again
The Thunder have relied on their roster depth and adaptability to win all seven games despite injuries and multiple lineup changes, marking a rare 7-0 season start.
- On Nov 4, 2025, the Oklahoma City Thunder opened the season 7-0 despite deploying four different starting lineups and managing injuries to Jalen Williams, Chet Holmgren, and Lu Dort.
- Thunder coach Mark Daigneault said `I think it has not been like smooth sailing through the first seven games`, noting the team has relied on roster depth and different combinations.
- Shai Gilgeous-Alexander said `We have a DNA`, as the Thunder posted blowouts including a 36-point win over New Orleans and 16-point victories over Washington and Atlanta.
- A four-game, six-night road trip starting Tuesday at the Los Angeles Clippers challenges the Oklahoma City Thunder, who carry a 94-22 ledger since October 2024.
- Contextualized by last season’s 12.9-point-per-game differential, only seven teams have followed a championship with a better-than-7-0 start in NBA history.
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There was no championship hangover for the Thunder. They’re rolling along, again
The defending NBA champion Oklahoma City Thunder are still just rolling along, off to a 7-0 start despite using four different starting lineups in those seven games.
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