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Thunder Cup matchups worth watching
The Oklahoma City Thunder face Memphis Grizzlies, Los Angeles Clippers, New Orleans Pelicans, and Minnesota Timberwolves in the Cup games listed above. Here’s what makes those matchups worth a closer look.
Thunder vs. Grizzlies: Edey’s size against Holmgren’s mobility
The Thunder visit the Memphis Grizzlies on Fri, Nov 6 at FedExForum.
Zach Edey and Chet Holmgren present two very different center profiles: deep interior position and offensive rebounding against reach, mobility and floor spacing. Oklahoma City can make Edey defend farther from the basket; Memphis can make Holmgren fight for position near it. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s changes of pace complicate that chess match by drawing the center toward the ball.
See game details →Thunder vs. Clippers: Garland’s screen reads under Caruso’s pressure
The Thunder visit the Los Angeles Clippers on Fri, Nov 13 at Intuit Dome.
Darius Garland’s pull-up range forces Oklahoma City to engage high on the floor, where Alex Caruso’s ability to navigate screens becomes valuable. Can the Clippers create a pocket pass before the Thunder recover? Jalen Williams offers Oklahoma City a bigger creator at the other end, testing whether Los Angeles can switch without conceding an easy drive against a smaller guard.
See game details →Thunder vs. Pelicans: Herbert Jones meets Gilgeous-Alexander’s change of pace
The Thunder host the New Orleans Pelicans on Fri, Nov 20 at Paycom Center.
Herbert Jones offers New Orleans a long, disruptive defender for Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s patient scoring game. The challenge is to stay balanced through the hesitation rather than chase the first move. Chet Holmgren’s spacing can pull the next defender out of help. Watch how often Oklahoma City create a clean driving lane before their lead guard even begins the attack.
See game details →Thunder vs. Timberwolves: Edwards and Gilgeous-Alexander: explosion versus control
The Thunder host the Minnesota Timberwolves on Wed, Nov 25 at Paycom Center.
Anthony Edwards’ power and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s changes of pace offer two distinct ways to beat a set defense. Jaden McDaniels’ length gives Minnesota a potential matchup for Oklahoma City’s lead scorer. Watch the defenders’ feet: Edwards can win with a sudden burst, while Gilgeous-Alexander can create the same space by pausing until the defender moves first.
See game details →Matchup analysis uses player affiliations checked on October 19, 2026. These are tactical possibilities, not confirmed lineups or defensive assignments. Injuries, rest and roster changes can affect who plays.
NBA Cup group games count toward the regular season and tournament standings. Eight teams advance to the knockout rounds, with the last two playing for the trophy. A ticket to a group game is for that matchup, not the Cup Final.