Receiving a screen from assistant Grant Gibbs, Chet Holmgren slithered his way through a driving lane to throw down a two-handed dunk. Drooling over the eight-second clip, OKC fans can't wait to see the 22-year-old mimic the same play in game action — except instead of Gibbs, someone like Isaiah Hartenstein would set the pick.

Chet Holmgren's return from injury makes the NBA-best Thunder even better. Last season's runner-up for rookie of the year was back in Oklahoma City's starting lineup on Friday night after missing nearly three months with a pelvic fracture.

Chet Holmgren had four points, five rebounds, four blocks and two steals during the Thunder's 121-109 win over the Raptors.

The Oklahoma City Thunder are eagerly anticipating the return of Chet Holmgren, their 7-foot center who missed the majority of this season due to a pelvic fracture. After months of recovery, Holmgren is progressing well,

The Thunder more than survived without the 2022 second overall pick, going 32-7. With him, their defensive ceiling is the sky.

In his first game since Nov. 10, Chet Holmgren added four points, five rebounds, four blocks, two steals (and a tech) in 22 minutes, contributing to a 121-109 Thunder win over the Raptors.

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.