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Thunder Rookie Oweh Sidelined by Season-Ending Achilles Rupture

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Oklahoma City Thunder guard Otega Oweh will miss the rest of the 2026-27 season after rupturing his right Achilles during the team’s preseason game against the Indiana Pacers on Oct. 13. He underwent a successful procedure in New York the following day, with Thunder medical staff present.

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