The NBA is looking into why the Oklahoma City Thunder didn't play their five starters in a game March 7 against the Portland Trail Blazers, ESPN reported.

The NBA has initiated an investigation into the Oklahoma City Thunder concerning a potential violation of the league’s player participation policy.

The NBA has opened an investigation on the Oklahoma City Thunder for potentially violating the league's player participation policy in their Mar. 7 107-89 win over the Portland Trail Blazers, per ESPN's Shams Charania.

The NBA is investigating the Thunder and the Sixers for possible violations of the league’s player participation policy, sources tell Shams Charania of ESPN. According to Charania, the NBA is looking specifically at the Thunder’s March 7 game against Portland,

According to a report, the Oklahoma City Thunder are under investigation for possibly violating the NBA’s player participation policy during their win on March 7 over the Portland Trail Blazers. ESPN’s Shams Charania reported the news Friday. The Thunder sat all five starters during their 107-89 home victory over the Blazers.

The NBA is currently investigating the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Philadelphia 76ers, according to reports. Both teams are being investigated for violations of the player participation policy, in which players who are stars (specifically ones who were NBA All-Stars within the last year),

Unlike a handful of the teams also dealing with a potential penalty due to the player participation policy, the Thunder are not looking to tank games in order to increase their fi