When it rains, it pours — at least when talking about the Thunder's injury report. The season began with several bumps and bruises, and the injury bug has been a common theme ever since. Oklahoma City received more bad news on the injury front Saturday morning,

OKC's Jalen Williams is likely to make the cut for the NBA All-Star Game next month, but it’s far from a certainty. Maybe 60/40.

It'll be the first time the Thunder will have two All-Star players since Russell Westbrook and Paul George in 2019. To the rich, goes the spoils. OKC is off to a historic start this season with its ridiculous record and point differential. They're in the company of several title winners over the league's history with that they've done.

For the first time since Russell Westbrook and Paul George did it in 2019, the Oklahoma City Thunder has two All-Stars heading into the 2025 All-Star game. Sha

Jalen Williams is questionable (right hip strain), joining Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who remains listed as questionable (right wrist sprain) ahead of tonight’s game versus

Each team has released their injury report ahead of Saturday's matchup. None Alex Caruso - OUT (ankle) Chet Holmgren - OUT (hip) Ajay Mitchell - OUT (toe) Nikola Topic - OUT (knee) Jalen Williams - OUT (wrist) The Thunder will be down a few key players,