The two, in their own respective rights, were to birth the versatility of dreams. Twelve games in and without any traditional center or even Caruso — an unexpected understudy for the big-man group — the Thunder doesn’t have an option: either shrink to the occasion or drown for the next several weeks.

Three-time Defensive Player of the Year and NBA Champion center pitches himself as potential big man to join OKC Thunder.

The Oklahoma City Thunder are dealing with an array of injuries to start the season. At 10-2, the Thunder are still atop of the Western Conference, but they’ll have to stay afloat for a bit.

Thunder head coach Mark Daigneault and Aaron Wiggins talked to the local media after practice. Daigneault followed up on his postgame frustration on the lack of free-throw attempt

Aaron Wiggins secured his long-term future with the Oklahoma City Thunder last July, signing a five-year, $45 million extension with a decreasing annual cap hit

Despite the Oklahoma City Thunder's convincing win over the Phoenix Suns, Mark Daigneault had something to get off his chest in his postgame interview. The Thunder's lack of calls continues to hover over them this season.

The Thunder signed Branden Carlson, according to a release from the team ( Twitter link via NBA insider Marc Stein). The deal will be a one-year, standard contract, per HoopsHype’s Michael Scotto ( Twitter link ).

With three centers sidelined, the Thunder have signed 7-footer Branden Carlson from the G League's Toronto Raptors 905.