Both the Cleveland Cavaliers and Oklahoma City Thunder may be without multiple key players in Wednesday night's matchup.

The Thunder might not be cursed, but OKC's plague of injuries sure makes you wonder.

Currently dealing with plenty of injuries, the Oklahoma City Thunder signed Dalen Terry, picking him up from the Santa Cruz Warriors.

While his time in the NBA is limited as a two-way player, Peavy will likely continue to see the court if he turns in more performances similar to his outing in Cleveland. Peavy's 16 minutes, 13 seconds on the floor against Cleveland ranked No. 3 of all Thunder bench players and No. 8 on the team.

Amid one of the darkest times in franchise history, the Oklahoma City Thunder ripped apart the clouds to show a glimmer of sunshine. Sam Presti delivered Russell Westbrook the highest honor an NBA legend can receive. They will retire his No. 0 jersey on Sunday, Feb. 7, against the New York Knicks.

The OKC Thunder is signing Dalen Terry to a two-year deal, per ESPN’s Shams Charania. Terry is a 6-foot-7 forward who was selected by Chicago in the 2022 NBA Draft.

OKC saw lots of faces of Russell Westbrook during his Thunder career. But Monday when his jersey retirement was announced, he showed a different look.

After the Oklahoma City Thunder suffered their worst regular-season loss — a 120-96 blowout by the Dallas Mavericks — All-Star guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander was at a loss for words when the Houston Rockets handed them another 20+ point demise three days later.