The Oklahoma City Thunder caught headlines in the 2018 offseason when they added Paul George and Carmelo Anthony. After Kevin Durant’s departure, they suddenly were seen as title favorites led by Russell Westbrook.

Sept 26, 2017, is a date that the Oklahoma City Thunder faithful will never forget. Top executive Sam Presti pulled the trigger on a blockbuster deal that lande

Carmelo Anthony explains why the Oklahoma City Thunder’s experiment of teaming him up with Russell Westbrook & Paul George failed.

The Thunder broke up the trio when Anthony was shipped to the Atlanta Hawks for Dennis Schroder. George signed an extension but proved to only stay in OKC for one more season.

The Oklahoma City Thunder elected to develop Jerami Grant over keeping Carmelo Anthony which surprised Paul George and Anthony.

Carmelo Anthony didn’t like the idea of giving up his status as a starter upon his arrival on the Oklahoma City Thunder.

In their attempts to rebuild the roster, NBA teams often face challenges, struggling to maintain momentum due to internal issues between management and players. During the 2017 offseason, the Oklahoma City Thunder boosted their roster by acquiring star players like Paul George and Carmelo Anthony.

In an appearance on the '7PM In Brooklyn' podcast, Paul George sat down with his former teammate Carmelo Anthony in a revealing conversation. In reflection on their time together on the Thunder, 2the two stars explained what went wrong and why they could never live up to expectations.