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Justin Martinez: Here’s OKC’s injury report for its road game against Brooklyn tonight: Chet Holmgren is questionable. Jalen Williams, Isaiah Hartenstein and Lu Dort are out.

Justin Martinez: Jared McCain on if he has played alongside a big man who can make screening a highlight play like Isaiah Hartenstein: “It’s crazy. When I was in Philly, Joel would do that with Tyrese and I was like ‘Dang, that’s really cool right there.’ So being able to be a part of it is really fun. Playing with Hart, J-Will and Chet, they’re all elite bigs. I’m excited to play with them.”

Nick DePaula: Adidas teases a potential future Jalen Williams signature shoe — with advice from James Harden: “I treat every one like it’s my first.”
Adidas teases a potential future Jalen Williams signature shoe — with advice from James Harden:
— Nick DePaula (@NickDePaula) March 17, 2026
“I treat every one like it’s my first.”@jdubwttp 🤝 @JHarden13 pic.twitter.com/6cZEBtNOHm

Justin Martinez: Here's OKC's injury report for its home game against Minnesota tomorrow: Isaiah Hartenstein (left calf contusion) is questionable after missing the last three games. Jalen Williams (right hamstring strain) remains out.

Justin Martinez: Asked Mark Daigneault about the energy Jalen Williams has provided from the sideline while dealing with numerous injuries this season: “He’s the man. We have a great group of guys where they root for each other’s success. I think he’s certainly giving himself to the team by being like that, and I also think it helps them work through their own adversities. It gives them a sense of purpose. It connects them to the group. Those injuries can detach you from the rest of the team at times just because you’re on your own plan, you’re not necessarily at all of the practices and you might not be on the road all of the time. So staying connected, I think, helps those guys’ mental. Hopefully it’s helping him. He’s certainly helping us. He’s a great teammate.”
Asked Mark Daigneault about the energy Jalen Williams has provided from the sideline while dealing with numerous injuries this season:
— Justin Martinez (@Justintohoops) March 14, 2026
“He’s the man. We have a great group of guys where they root for each other’s success. I think he’s certainly giving himself to the team by… pic.twitter.com/pgbtuwtKWA
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Justin Martinez: Here's the injury report for OKC's home game against Boston tomorrow: Chet Holmgren is back after missing the last two games due to the flu. Jalen Williams and Isaiah Hartenstein remain out.

Jalen Williams: MVP. Don’t think too hard !!! #watchthegames

Justin Martinez: Here's OKC's injury report for its home game against Golden State tomorrow: Isaiah Hartenstein and Alex Caruso are out after getting banged up against New York. Jalen Williams and Ajay Mitchell also remain out.

Brandon Rahbar: Jalen Williams, Ajay Mitchell and Branden Carlson remain out tonight vs the Knicks. Nikola Topic is out due to playing in an OKC Blue game right now. SGA and Isaiah Hartenstein return after sitting out the first night of a back to back.

Brandon Rahbar: Jalen Williams, Ajay Mitchell and Branden Carlson remain out tomorrow vs the Mavs. Every other Thunder player is good to go.
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The Pistons faced a shell of the defending champion Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday night in a possible NBA Finals preview. By the time it ended, with East-leading Detroit winning 124-116, the Thunder were without their top six scorers. "We obviously had the wind in our faces a little out there tonight," Thunder coach Mark Daigneault said. "I thought it was a really good effort by the guys who played to gut that one out." Oklahoma City started the game without its four leading scorers -- Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (abdomen), Jalen Williams (hamstring), Ajay Mitchell (abdomen) and Chet Holmgren (back) -- and sixth-leading scorer Isaiah Hartenstein (calf).

Michael Scotto: Oklahoma City Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (abdominal strain) and guard Ajay Mitchell (abdominal strain/left ankle sprain) will be both be re-evaluated in approximately one week. Jalen Williams (right hamstring strain) will be re-evaluated in approximately two weeks.

Clemente Almanza: Mark Daigneault on Jalen Williams’ hamstring strains helping him feel better about his wrist: “Objectively, during that period of time, he was taking more shots with the wrist in practice than he had at any other point in the season… He had a look of confidence that was really exciting to see… It’s better than it’s ever been since the surgery. It’s the best it’s been right now. It’ll only continue to improve.”

Clemente Almanza: Jalen Williams responding to some of the criticisms thrown his way:
Jalen Williams responding to some of the criticisms thrown his way: pic.twitter.com/MuBNSuM14J
— Clemente Almanza (@CAlmanza1007) February 13, 2026