What Oklahoma City Thunder can do this offseason
- ›Hard-limited by the second apron: can't aggregate salaries, no mid-level, no cash out, and its 2033 first-rounder is frozen.
- ›Draft capital: 12 extra incoming picks, owes 3.
CapTax1A2A
Minimum$3.9M
Roster (16)
Chet Holmgren$41.5M
Jalen Williams$41.5M
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander$40.8M
Isaiah HartensteinNO-TRADE$23.8M
Alex Caruso$19.6M
Luguentz Dort$18.2M
Jaylin Williams$7.8M
Cason Wallace$7.4M
Nikola Topić$5.4M
Kenrich WilliamsNO-TRADE$5.0M
Thomas Sorber$4.9M
Aday MaraNO-TRADE$4.8M
Jared McCain$4.4M
Ebuka OkorieNO-TRADE$3.7M
Ajay Mitchell$2.9M
Ryan ConwellNO-TRADE$1.4M
Draft capital
Incoming (12)
2027 — first round draft pick from Denver
2027 — first round draft pick from L.A. Clippers (Oklahoma City or Denver outgoing)
2027 — first round draft pick from San Antonio
2028 — first round draft pick from Dallas (swap, Oklahoma City outgoing)
2028 — second round draft pick from Utah
2029 — first round draft pick from Denver
2029 — second round draft pick from Boston
2029 — second round draft pick from Atlanta or Miami (less favorable)
2030 — second round draft pick from Atlanta
2030 — second round draft picks from Denver, Houston or Miami (second most and least favorable)
2031 — second round draft pick from Orlando or New Orleans (less favorable)
2032 — second round draft pick from Atlanta or L.A. Lakers (less favorable)
Outgoing (3)
2027 — second round draft pick to Philadelphia, New Orleans, New York, San Antonio or Miami
2028 — second round draft pick to Philadelphia
2033 — second round draft pick to Memphis