CFA — Oklahoma City Thunder (Current Scouting Report)

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CFA Coherence Flow Analytics — Oklahoma City Thunder

2025–2026 Season Scouting Report & Statistical Breakdown

Updated through May 26, 2026 (Game 5 vs SAS — W 127–114)

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Overall Record: 64–18 (1st in Western Conference, 1st in Northwest)

Playoff Status: Leading San Antonio Spurs 3–2 in Western Conference Finals

Team CFA Profile Summary

The Thunder are the clearest elite protected manifold in the league this season. They combine elite VSI synchronization, strong Facilitation Gravity, and excellent Psychological Modifier (Ψ) driven by home dominance and strong culture. Their defensive identity (anchored by length and connectivity) produces high DCS and DGAS, while their transition efficiency powers ECB and VSI Transition.

Key Team Strengths:

Top-tier defensive coherence and gravity warping.
Balanced offensive creation with low decision entropy.
Strong depth and load distribution.

Areas of Focus:

Occasional reliance on SGA for creation bursts in half-court sets.
Maintaining Personal Recovery Factor through a long playoff run.

Core Global Metrics (Team Level)

Metric	Score (0–100)	Rank	Notes
PCS	94	1st	Exceptional structural stability; low-entropy flow even under pressure
DCS	95	1st	League-best defensive shell; elite help rotations and perimeter control
OFI	92	2nd	High-efficiency rhythm creation with strong spacing
MRI	91	1st	Outstanding momentum control and playoff resilience

Key Spatiotemporal & Kinematic Operators

Statistic	Team Score	Key Contributors	Notes
VSI Overall	93	Jokić-level orchestration from SGA + Holmgren connectivity	Elite collective rhythm across half-court sets
VSI Transition	94	SGA, Chet Holmgren, Cason Wallace	One of the best transition teams in the league
FG (Facilitation Gravity)	93	SGA, Chet Holmgren, Jalen Williams	Pre-pass spatial warping is a major strength
ECB (Effusive Creation Burst)	92	SGA, Anthony Edwards-style bursts from bench	Explosive in broken-floor situations