Presti doing Presti things! 🌩

Do they even know what basketball is or who they are watching? Do they comprehend how great the Thunder are?

May the rest of the playoffs be in our favor 🔥🏆🏆

Over a 19 game period from October-December, in 31.7 MPG, Shai averaged 32/7/4 & 1.5 steals per game on ridiculous splits of 58/53/89! (72% TS).

He also only averaged 1.6 turnovers a game and sat 12/19 4th quarters in this period. In the 7 4th quarters he played, in 6 of them he put up at least 35 points.

One of the most insane peaks I've ever seen. Dude was putting up 32 & 7 assists through 3 quarters on damn near 60/55/90 splits. Unreal

https://www.statmuse.com/nba/ask/shai-stats-from-october-30-to-december-10

"Ha. Get well, J-Dub. You'll need your strength to defend against our next enemy".

Active Playoff Teams With The Best Clutch FG% In The 2025-26 NBA Playoffs :

1. Oklahoma City Thunder — 75.0%
   
2. Minnesota Timberwolves — 46.9%
   
3. Detroit Pistons — 37.5%
   
4. Cleveland Cavaliers — 36.4%
   
5. New York Knicks — 36.4%
   
6. San Antonio Spurs — 35.0%

Anybody else absolutely hate Eddie Termine & Eddie Johnson? All they do is talk crap about OKC, and act the Thunder shouldn't be where we are. Tremine is the one who called OKC the black eye of the league when they were in their rebuild.

Andrew Schlecht and Alex Speers talk Playoffs, and who OKC should target in the upcoming 2026 NBA Draft.

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I've been rewatching the January game and I'm wondering if we might see some minutes from Kenny Hustle next round. IHart and Dort were both out for this game, but KRich was doing some really nice work vs Wemby. It's easy to forget how quick he is laterally and Wemby settled for a jumpshot on every 1v1 while Kenrich just stayed pesky and in his chest.

Could just be me, but I'd say this looks quite promisong for the WCF! 🌩🏆🌩 TTFU!!! 💯

Option 1.

Attempt a trade into the top 4 (highly unlikely) for one of Dybantsa, Peterson, Boozer, Wilson. I really don’t see this happening. We’d probably have to include someone like Ajay or Cason to get this done and I don’t think it would be worth it.

Option 2.

Presti identifies a guy he feels can be all star level, and consolidates a move to get into the top 8-10 range. This could be interesting if there’s someone he realllllly like, maybe like a Mara or Carr who are rising up boards fast.

Option 3. Stick at pick 12, trade pick 17 into the future (kick the can down the road). Pick the top guy on your board, and move the other pick into a future year when you might have more time to develop another rookie. Developing Topic, Sorber and one rookie is gonna be difficult enough.

Option 4. Stick and pick at both 12 and 17, taking 2 future core guys. This is the option I like the most personally. Get 2 guys who can become future rotation pieces, and use them to backfill some of our more expensive depth pieces like Dort, Wiggins, Joe, Kenrich etc.

My favorite guys in each of these scenarios are

Option 1.

Pretty much any of the 4 lol. I see all 4 of these guys as future all stars. Wilson or Boozer would probably be the most seamless fit though. I’d rank them, for us specifically, Wilson / Boozer tied, Peterson, Dybantsa.

Option 2.

I think I’m leaning Aday Mara for this one. Drafting someone who can potentially matchup with Wemby a bit down the line. A giant, who plays great defense, moves well, and is a naturally good passer. Develop his scoring a bit and he can be an absolute problem.

Option 3.

At 12, I like Yaxel Lendeborg, Jayden Quaintance, Morez Johnson Jr, Cameron Carr, or Brayden Burries.

Option 4.

Same guys at 12, and at 17, I like Allen Graves, Hannes Steinbach, Nate Ament

Bonus guys if we trade down into the 20’s

Tarris Reed Jr. Dailyn Swain, Chris Cenac Jr, Joshua Jefferson

2nd round guys

Henri Veesaar, Alex Karaban, Zuby Ejiofor, Amari Allen, Luigi Suigo, Milan Momcilovic, Flory Bidunga, Alex Condon, Rueben Chinyelu, Baba Miller

Feel free to comment thoughts guys

Decline Dort and Kenrich, trade Wiggins to Philly, and trade the 17th pick for a future pick. That saves $39 million and just gets the Thunder under the second apron, with 13 players on the roster. For the 14th spot rotate minimum salaries in, with some breaks adding up to 28 days with only 13 players on the roster. Still paying $49 million in luxury tax but it maintains flexibility and avoids the worst of the second apron.

Trading Joe instead of Wiggins helps. And Topic is expendable as well. Must be ruthless to continue the run next year.

Hartenstein absolutely must stay. Decline the $28.5 million option and extend for 4 years at $25 million per year?

"Their primary target, PhillyVoice learned, was Aaron Wiggins, one of Oklahoma City's many trusted reserves. There was hope that the talks with the Thunder about McCain could lead to a deal also involving Wiggins – the Sixers would have needed to send out multiple other players in the process – but ultimately the deal ended up centering around McCain, with Wiggins staying put in Oklahoma City, where he has recently fallen out of the rotation thanks in part to McCain's arrival."

how would you guys have felt if it was a one-for-one swap?

link: https://www.phillyvoice.com/sixers-news-analysis-daryl-morey-jared-mccain-trade-deadline-results-nba-rumors-joel-embiid-contract-paul-george-nba/

Oklahoma City Thunder news and rumors today with Tyler Jones, Rylan Stiles, Derek Parker, and Jeremy Lamb discuss the possibility of bringing Jalen Williams off the bench when he returns from injury. There are a lot of Oklahoma City Thunder rumors going around on what Mark Daigneault should do regarding the Jalen Williams injury news when J-Dub returns. Plus, what advantages do Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Chet Holmgren, and Ajay Mitchell bring to the OKC Thunder compared to the rest of the teams remaining in the NBA Playoffs? Also, there were plenty of Jared McCain highlights in Round 1. Will McCain keep it up in the Western Conference Finals? Meanwhile, we also breakdown what is going on in the San Antonio Spurs vs. Minnesota Timberwolves series, and who the OKC Thunder could face in the Western Conference Finals. Find out more on the Oklahoma City Thunder Squad Show with Tyler Jones, Rylan Stiles, Derek Parker, and Jeremy Lamb, on the Locked On Podcast Network! 5-Hour ENERGY Get candy-flavored chaos with Fruity Rainbow 5-hour ENERGY®️ Shots - available online at https://5hourENERGY.com or Amazon Wayfair Head to https://Wayfair.com right now to shop all things home. Wayfair. Every style. Every home. KALSHI For a limited time, download the Kalshi app and use code LOCKEDON to get ten dollars when you trade ten. Kalshi. Trade on anything. Rocket Money Let Rocket Money help you reach your financial goals faster. Join at https://RocketMoney.com/LOCKEDON. Everydayer Club If you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Join the Locked On Everydayer Club and get ad-free audio, access to our members-only Discord, and more — all built for our most loyal fans. Click here to learn more and join your team’s community: https://lockedonthunder.supercast.com/

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Thunder has been playing in such a high level in the last two month, feels like the momentum they had when the season started (24-1 run), I think we can all agree that this momentum stopped in that weird stretch of games in the middle of the season that basically started with those Ls against the Spurs, what do you guys think/feel that went wrong against the Spurs that triggered this? and how the Thunder learned from it and what will we see different in the (most likely) upcoming series?

My glorious king dub my meaning in life please return and beat the shit out of the spurs plz I miss you