The 2024-25 NBA season is right around the corner, which means the Oklahoma City Thunder will soon return to action being viewed as a serious title contender. An early milestone that could forecast how scary they can be is their performance in the 2024 NBA Cup.

With plenty of sharp-shooters and others that are around the league average, the Thunder appear to have one of the best perimeter-centric rosters in the league.

While the Thunder look to continue the momentum of the 2023 season, in which they won 57 games, the most since 2015, many will have their eyes on Isaiah Hartenstein, who Oklahoma City signed on the first day of NBA free agency back in July.

While the NBA Draft has gotten the Oklahoma City Thunder to this point as a contender, that event will continue to be of extreme importance moving forward.

The HoopsHype staff published their top 100 NBA players heading into the 2024-25 season. The season is right around, the corner, which means it's an appropriate time to prepare for the upcoming nine-month campaign.

After a series of leaks revealed the Sacramento Kings newest City Edition and Classic Edition uniforms for the 2024-25 season, it appears the up-and-coming franchise has accidentally revealed a first look at their court for the 2024-25 NBA Cup.

With the most recent iteration of the NBA's City Edition jerseys being leaked, the official NBA Cup courts for the teams soon followed.

The Minnesota Timberwolves' NBA Cup court has been leaked, courtesy of the NBA 2K25 files. This year, the Timberwolves are opting for a darker design to complement their statement jerseys.

According to Jazz Uniform Tracker on Twitter/X, a fresh leak has dropped of the new court expected for Utah during the upcoming In-Season Tournament, marking a shift to a grey and