Only nine NBA teams have ever had four All-Stars in one season, and the Warriors were the last to pull it off — but the Oklahoma City Thunder are quietly building toward that rare feat. With Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Jalen Williams, and Chet Holmgren already earning All-Star nods over the past two seasons, the Thunder need just one more: rising guard Jalen Mitchell, who’s showing serious scoring flashes and could take over a starting role with Lu Dort gone. For OKC to make history, they’ll need all four to stay healthy, share the load, and lead a top-tier team — because greatness doesn’t come easy, especially under the salary cap.

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