Like the domesticated fish who escaped the dentist's office in "Finding Nemo," one question has likely been repeated within the Oklahoma City Thunder since Chet Holmgren suffered a gruesome hip fracture on an ordinary contest — "Now what?

You don’t replace a player like Chet Holmgren, really. The game-breaking big man has proven such a perfect fit for the Thunder and checks so many boxes in one tidy 7-foot-1 package — as a floor-spacing 3-point shooter, as an elite rim protector ...

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma City Thunder center Chet Holmgren suffered a right pelvic fracture in Sunday’s loss to the Golden State Warriors and is expected to miss at least two months. The Thunder said they would provide an update on his return-to-play protocol in eight to 10 weeks. Holmgren is expected to return this season.