The Thunder frontcourt injuries to Chet Holmgren and Isaiah Hartenstein have forced the team to make a roster move.

The two, in their own respective rights, were to birth the versatility of dreams. Twelve games in and without any traditional center or even Caruso — an unexpected understudy for the big-man group — the Thunder doesn’t have an option: either shrink to the occasion or drown for the next several weeks.

Oklahoma City Thunder center Chet Holmgren will miss at least eight to 10 weeks with a hip fracture, the team announced following Sunday's loss against the Golden State Warriors.

The red-hot Oklahoma City Thunder face off against the struggling New Orleans Pelicans tonight. While both teams are missing key players, the Pelicans are far m

We’re about to see just how positionless the centerless Thunder can play. How weird Mark Daigneault is willing to get.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma City Thunder center Chet Holmgren suffered a right pelvic fracture in Sunday’s loss to the Golden State Warriors and is expected to miss at least two months. The Thunder said they would provide an update on his return-to-play protocol in eight to 10 weeks. Holmgren is expected to return this season.

Chet Holmgren’s Sunday night fall was more than the crippling of a breathtaking player. It was a hindrance for an unquenchable, fiery soul.

The Thunder's loss was overshadowed by Chet Holmgren's hip fracture. The seven-footer landed hard on his side after contesting an Aaron Wiggins baseline drive. The loud smack echoed throughout the Paycom Center. The OKC crowd went from buzzing to somberness.

Three-time Defensive Player of the Year and NBA Champion center pitches himself as potential big man to join OKC Thunder.

The Oklahoma City Thunder are dealing with an array of injuries to start the season. At 10-2, the Thunder are still atop of the Western Conference, but they’ll have to stay afloat for a bit.