OKC Thunder Could Have Three All-NBA Players Next Season

The Oklahoma City Thunder, having recently won the NBA championship, are poised to aim for even greater achievements in the upcoming season, with a focus on securing multiple All-NBA selections for their key players.

Superstar Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, the 2025 MVP and Finals MVP, is expected to contend for another MVP award while leading the team's pursuit of an additional championship title.

Beyond Gilgeous-Alexander, secondary stars Jalen Williams and Chet Holmgren are crucial to the Thunder's long-term success. Williams, already an established All-Star and All-NBA performer, solidified his status with a standout 40-point game in the NBA Finals. Holmgren, though talented, faces questions about his durability and offensive consistency but has the potential to reach All-NBA level if he stays healthy and improves his scoring efficiency.

Historically, earning three All-NBA selections in a single season is rare, with only the Golden State Warriors achieving it in the 2015-16 and 2016-17 seasons. However, the Thunder's strong team performance—68 wins last season—and the positionless nature of All-NBA voting could work in their favor, making this ambitious goal a possibility.