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1 Detroit: Cade Cunningham
2 Houston: Jalen Green
3 Cleveland: Evan Mobley
4 Toronto: Jalen Suggs
5 Orlando: Jonathan Kuminga
6 Oklahoma City: Scottie Barnes
7 Golden State: Franz Wagner
8 Orlando: James Bouknight
9 Sacramento: Jalen Johnson
10 New Orleans: Moses Moody
11 Charlotte: Alperen Sengun
12 San Antonio: Josh Giddey
13 Indiana: Keon Johnson
14 Golden State: Davion Mitchell
15 Washington: Usman Garuba
16 Oklahoma City:

this is OKC via Boston, who do they take here?

Springer or BJ clear BPAs for me here but not sure OKC goes this route, they might keep going with the international guys and take Roko, or maybe Isaiah Jackson a darkhorse here, or JT Thor if they want to swing for the fences.

They literally have no bigs on the roster(Roby won't cut it) and I don't think they'll try to spend on one in the FA either.

If it's not Sengun at #6, they'll definitely be taking one at #16. I voted for Kai here.

clyde21 wrote:Springer or BJ clear BPAs for me here but not sure OKC goes this route, they might keep going with the international guys and take Roko, or maybe Isaiah Jackson a darkhorse here, or JT Thor if they want to swing for the fences.

Why are you so high on BJ and not ZWilliams?

Kai Jones or JT Thor. Ill go Kai

Springer is the perfect long term backcourt mate with SGA.

I expect the Thunder to go into the season with some atrocious bigs in order to tank.

Williams and Spinger seem to fit Presti's MO, went Williams.

OKC has both #16 and #18. I would take an athletic big at #16, like Kai Jones, and a guard at #18.

Springer. He is easily the BPA and while they have some nice young guards, there isnt a sure playoff caliber starter in the mix at this moment. His game seems like a great fit next to SGA as well, as he can play on/off ball and is the type that does the little things well.

I dont think OKC is going to think position need over BPA at this point. They have nice young guards (Ty, Maledon, Dort), but again none are surefire long-term partners to SGA. Go w/ Jaden.

BlazersBroncos wrote:Springer. He is easily the BPA and while they have some nice young guards, there isnt a sure playoff caliber starter in the mix at this moment. His game seems like a great fit next to SGA as well, as he can play on/off ball and is the type that does the little things well.

I dont think OKC is going to think position need over BPA at this point. They have nice young guards (Ty, Maledon, Dort), but again none are surefire long-term partners to SGA. Go w/ Jaden.

But aren't Springer and SGA both PGs? They're both gonna want to run the show so it might not be a good fit..

I know SGA has played some 1 and some 2, curious what thunder fans think, in terms of which position he should be playing long term..

I could see Kispert here. He'd be a nice trade chip for a contender looking for shooting.

If Jones is here its a no brainer really unless they think Memphis wont take him and they want to take Springer or sim here to block Memphis and then take Jones at 18
I personally dont think Jones is available past 12

But aren't Springer and SGA both PGs? They're both gonna want to run the show so it might not be a good fit..

I know SGA has played some 1 and some 2, curious what thunder fans think, in terms of which position he should be playing long term..

Neither is a old school floor general PG. They can both play on and off ball. The more creators, willing passers and shooters the better in this league IMO.