David Holmgren and Sarah Harris welcomed their son Chet Holmgren in 2002. Here's everything to know about Oklahoma City ...

Less than two weeks after winning it all with Oklahoma City, the young big brought the Larry O’Brien Trophy to the Jimmy Lee ...

Oklahoma City Thunder's Chet Holmgren hosted a basketball camp at Minnehaha Academy, his former high school, a little over a ...

The 23-year-old had 11 blocks and four steals in the Finals, while finishing with a team-best plus-minus of 4.9. He is the ...

"Alright, let me lock in," Holmgren laughed as he turned towards his hysterical teammates, who took the Larry O'Brien Trophy away from him. "Should we put you on the mic right now?!" he then joked ...

Nesmith dunked the ball so quickly, in fact, usually airtight ABC announcer Mike Breen did not even clock that it happened. "Nesmith finished that, Mike!" color commentator Doris Burke exclaimed.

The Oklahoma City Thunder’s seven-foot-one center Chet Holmgren played in every game of his team’s 2025 playoff run so far, 16 straight games. But while it may seem like showing up to play ...

Chet Holmgren is an American-born NBA professional basketball player for the Oklahoma City Thunder. Born on May 1, 2002, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Holmgren is the middle child and only son raised ...

The OKC Thunder beat the Indiana Pacers in Game 4 of the NBA Finals thanks in part to Chet Holmgren's late defensive heroics.

Chet Holmgren is not listed on the injury report and will play in Game 4. He suffered a right iliac wing (pelvic) fracture earlier this season, which sidelined him for 50 games, but he returned in ...

Indiana forward Obi Toppin tried a three-pointer that clanked off the rim—only for forward Aaron Nesmith to stuff it back in over Thunder center Chet Holmgren in the blink of an eye.