The Thunder and Suns are set to face off in Game 82 tonight, capping off the 2025-26 regular season along with the NBA's other 28 teams. The postseason isn't completely set, though both Oklahoma City and Phoenix are already locked into their positions at No.

So, that's about OKC's whole NBA playoff rotation. Expect the first nine to log serious minutes in their Round 1 Game 1 matchup next weekend — against whoever it might be. But there is one longtime Thunder starter who will play in their Game 82.

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The Denver Nuggets and Oklahoma City Thunder meet on Friday in what could be an NBA Western Conference finals preview, however, the Thunder's lineup will look significantly different than tonight's. The Thunder are resting nearly their entire starting lineup,

The Oklahoma City Thunder helped the Denver Nuggets ' playoff seeding with a 127-107 loss on Friday. With the first seed locked up, the reigning NBA champions punted this game by sitting out their main rotation.

All that's standing between the Suns and Tuesday's play-in tournament are the Oklahoma City Thunder, who play host to Phoenix on Sunday. Both teams are locked into their respective seeds in the West (OKC is the top seed while Phoenix is No.

Oklahoma City's hopes of adding another lottery pick this offseason could hinge on the final two days of the NBA regular season. On Friday night and Sunday night, all 30 NBA teams will be in action as teams look to finalize their playoff seeding and potentially move around in the lottery odds.

The Oklahoma City Thunder take on the Denver Nuggets tonight, with postseason implications still on the line, despite the No. 1 seed being locked up. With a win over the Clippers days ago, the Thunder cemented their third-straight season of owning the Western Conference's No.