Whoa. Hello, new guy. It’s moving day for the Thunder. Moving on, moving forward. Judging by the mood and atmosphere of Oklahoma City’s practice Monday, everyone seems to be getting over the James Harden

Ronald Martinez/NBAE/Getty Images For those whose infatuation with the Thunder runs the deepest, the people who spend their money and time on games, jerseys, concessions and the long string of late weeknights for playoff

Ronald Martinez/NBAE/Getty Images Reader Chris Hanneke emailed me his final farewell to James Harden and I liked it, so I thought I’d pass it along. I became a Thunder fan around the time that

Andrew D. Bernstein/NBAE/Getty Images As Sam Presti sat in his office late Saturday night, piecing together the final details of a trade that would send James Harden to Houston, he looked out his window

Ronald Martinez/NBAE/Getty Images Well. Um. What. Just. Happened. First, let’s get the details here: The Thunder trade James Harden (WHAT), Cole Aldrich, Lazar Hayward and Daequan Cook to the Houston Rockets for Kevin Martin,

Noah Graham/NBAE/Getty Images In terms of meaningless basketball games, the Thunder’s preseason turned out to be fairly eventful. Improved players, new faces, new ideas. Now of course, with any discussion of preseason basketball comes

Layne Murdoch/NBAE/Getty Images More than maybe any other team in the league, the Thunder are consistent. They don’t change their starting lineup, they don’t really change their personnel, they don’t really make big alterations.