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Posted on 6/26/26 at 2:57 pm to OU Guy
Here is the Thunder's 2026 SLC Summer League schedule:
Grizzlies vs. Thunder on Saturday, July 4 at 2 pm CT
Hawks vs. Thunder on Monday, July 6 at 6 pm CT
Thunder vs. Jazz on Tuesday, July 7 at 8 pm CT
Here is another part of the Thunder's 2026 Summer League schedule:
Thunder vs. Lakers on Friday, July 10 at 9 pm CT
Thunder vs. Warriors on Sunday, July 12 at 7 pm CT
Nuggets vs. Thunder on Tuesday, July 14 at 8 pm CT
Mavericks vs. Thunder on Thursday, July 16 at 5 pm CT
Grizzlies vs. Thunder on Saturday, July 4 at 2 pm CT
Hawks vs. Thunder on Monday, July 6 at 6 pm CT
Thunder vs. Jazz on Tuesday, July 7 at 8 pm CT
Here is another part of the Thunder's 2026 Summer League schedule:
Thunder vs. Lakers on Friday, July 10 at 9 pm CT
Thunder vs. Warriors on Sunday, July 12 at 7 pm CT
Nuggets vs. Thunder on Tuesday, July 14 at 8 pm CT
Mavericks vs. Thunder on Thursday, July 16 at 5 pm CT
Posted on 6/26/26 at 10:47 pm to OU Guy
Posted on 6/27/26 at 10:16 pm to OU Guy
Love this. And he truly likes living here. Very active in community probably more than most.
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If tweet fails to load, click here.Posted on 7/2/26 at 10:28 am to OU Guy
This is why Chet has value even though he disappeared vs SA he’s great vs all other teams.
Basketball University
@UofBasketball
Players that have allowed the lowest rim FG% to opponents over the last 5 seasons…
Rim protectors!
Basketball University
@UofBasketball
Players that have allowed the lowest rim FG% to opponents over the last 5 seasons…
Rim protectors!
Posted on 7/2/26 at 10:31 am to OU Guy
Posted on 7/2/26 at 10:32 am to OU Guy
Posted on 7/2/26 at 12:56 pm to OU Guy
Play starts Sat. Summer roster. Last years first round draft Sorber had a knee deal done and is out for a month. Thats concerning because he was out all last year. Need him healthy to see what he’s got. Not a good trend of injuries
Posted on 7/4/26 at 4:48 pm to OU Guy
Posted on 7/4/26 at 6:15 pm to OU Guy
Stirtz gonna be a good pick when we look back
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Shams Charania
@ShamsCharania
BREAKING: The Oklahoma City Thunder trading All-Defensive wing Lu Dort to the Atlanta Hawks in a three-team deal that sends three second-round picks to OKC, former No. 1 pick Zaccharie Risacher to the Dallas Mavericks and Ryan Nembhard to Atlanta, sources tell ESPN.
Posted on 7/19/26 at 1:06 pm to OU Guy
Tax penalty drops from $103M to $19M
OKC drops below the second apron without touching their 3 core players while also retaining Hartenstein, Kenrich Williams and guard depth (Caruso/McCain/Mitchell)
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Posted on 7/19/26 at 1:12 pm to OU Guy
Shams Charania
@ShamsCharania
Oklahoma City has now acquired seven second-round picks this offseason, shed $224 million in payroll and tax and positioned themselves comfortably under the second apron via the trades of Dort, Isaiah Joe and Aaron Wiggins.
Rather than simply declining Dort's $17.7 million team option to save the money, the Thunder picked it up, acquired three future assets, created a $17M trade exception and place their 2025 championship stalwart in position for a new long-term deal in Atlanta which was not viable in OKC.
Posted on 7/19/26 at 1:21 pm to OU Guy
Posted on 30 Jun and he nailed it
Sam Humphreys
@SamHumphreys34
I don’t think some Thunder fans understand, so let’s make this clear.
OKC made it clear with the Wiggins and Joe trades that they want to get under the 2nd Apron this upcoming season.
After exercising Dort’s option, the only way for OKC to get under the 2nd Apron would be to trade Sorber & Topic…and giving up on two players before you ever truly see them play is un Presti-like…BUT IT’S MORE THAN THAT:
Right now, a Cason Wallace extension would be around $27mil a year, but if he has another year like he had this past season, he could be worth a whole lot more than that after next season, and if OKC keeps Dort and starts Dort, you risk pissing Wallace off and losing him all together.
The only option that makes sense is to TRADE Dort and get under the 2nd Apron.
OKC cannot afford to waste an Apron year or give up on young talent to accommodate a player who USED TO BE a 3&D guy. OKC was playing 4on5 on offense in the playoffs because of Dort, and to be honest, he’s not the best defensive option like he used to be. Caruso and Wallace were much more trustworthy on both ends of the floor in the playoffs. OKC brings back a healthy Dub and Ajay as well, which is all the more reason to firmly believe OKC will be just as good on the defensive end, and considerably better on the offensive end WITHOUT Dort.
If OKC would have declined Dort’s option, there would’ve been $20+mil a year offers on the table from other teams immediately, and OKC could only afford to pay Dort $12mil a year. So OKC exercised Dort’s option to at least get something back in return for him.
This will be what is best for both parties.
10:54 AM · Jun 30, 2026
Sam Humphreys
@SamHumphreys34
I don’t think some Thunder fans understand, so let’s make this clear.
OKC made it clear with the Wiggins and Joe trades that they want to get under the 2nd Apron this upcoming season.
After exercising Dort’s option, the only way for OKC to get under the 2nd Apron would be to trade Sorber & Topic…and giving up on two players before you ever truly see them play is un Presti-like…BUT IT’S MORE THAN THAT:
Right now, a Cason Wallace extension would be around $27mil a year, but if he has another year like he had this past season, he could be worth a whole lot more than that after next season, and if OKC keeps Dort and starts Dort, you risk pissing Wallace off and losing him all together.
The only option that makes sense is to TRADE Dort and get under the 2nd Apron.
OKC cannot afford to waste an Apron year or give up on young talent to accommodate a player who USED TO BE a 3&D guy. OKC was playing 4on5 on offense in the playoffs because of Dort, and to be honest, he’s not the best defensive option like he used to be. Caruso and Wallace were much more trustworthy on both ends of the floor in the playoffs. OKC brings back a healthy Dub and Ajay as well, which is all the more reason to firmly believe OKC will be just as good on the defensive end, and considerably better on the offensive end WITHOUT Dort.
If OKC would have declined Dort’s option, there would’ve been $20+mil a year offers on the table from other teams immediately, and OKC could only afford to pay Dort $12mil a year. So OKC exercised Dort’s option to at least get something back in return for him.
This will be what is best for both parties.
10:54 AM · Jun 30, 2026
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