The Oklahoma City Thunder have seen Chet Holmgren return to the fold against the Toronto Raptors and Mark Daigneault has debuted his starting five for the first time with Holmgren and Isaiah Hartenstein available.

Oklahoma City Thunder starting forward Chet Holmgren is slated to make his return from a pelvic injury that forced him to miss 39 consecutive games this season. After an impressive start to the 2024-25 campaign for the Thunder, Holmgren suffered a fractured pelvic in November but is scheduled to return this week.

Out since Nov. 10 with a hip fracture, star center Chet Holmgren is set to return to the NBA-best Thunder (40-9).

The Thunder have been without their third star for months, and his return could shake up the rotation. On Thursday, the Thunder announced Chet Holmgren’s return

Holmgren, who’s been out since Nov. 10 after suffering a right iliac wing fracture in his pelvis, teased his return on social media. He sustained the hip injury after taking a hard fall on a block attempt in the first quarter of a 127-116 loss to the Golden State Warriors.

Instead of the flashy deal fans have fantasized about ala Cam Johnson, the Thunder will get their version of a mid-season acquisition with Chet Holmgren's return. Nearly three months after he suffered a hip fracture,

After suffering a rare hip injury in early November, OKC Thunder's star center is cleared to make his return to play.