Oklahoma City Thunder lives on Spot up (26.1% of its possessions in 2025-26); what it does best, Transition (percentile 100); where it gets hurt, Spot up (defensive percentile 41).

Of the current Oklahoma City Thunder players, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander finished 32.0% of the plays with him on the floor in 2025-26 (regular season and playoffs); the next, Jalen Williams, 25.2%.

Of Oklahoma City Thunder's current roster, the pairing that has shared the floor most in 2025-26 is Gilgeous-Alexander + Holmgren (1,362 minutes). This map draws the 14 most used pairings: who plays with whom, not how each one fared.

Gilgeous-Alexander + Mitchell is, among the combinations compared here, the one with the best difference that holds up: +21.6 per 100 possessions across 1,017 possessions.

Hartenstein · Gilgeous-Alexander · Holmgren · Wallace · Mitchell has played the most of those compared here (53 minutes). None of them clears the conservative threshold we use to rank by performance, so no performance figure is highlighted here: what is shown is how much they played.

Of Oklahoma City Thunder's 8 five-man units in 2025-26 whose five players are all still at the club today, the most repeated is Hartenstein · Gilgeous-Alexander · Holmgren · Wallace · Mitchell (53 minutes). Together they add up to 198 minutes.

Gilgeous-Alexander + Holmgren add up to 1,362 minutes together in 2025-26, spread month by month. 4 pairings from the current roster are drawn: how much they have shared the floor, not how they fared.

Gilgeous-Alexander + Holmgren · 1,961 possessions: above the conservative threshold we apply before comparing.

Of 184 combinations, 20 have not shared a single minute and 139 have too short a sample to conclude anything. Only 25 clear the conservative threshold we use to rank them.