OKC Thunder: 2023-24 Roster Moves Tracker
During training camp, tough decisions will have the be made in Oklahoma City. The Thunder entered the preseason with 18 full-time contracts, but the 15-man roster will need to be finalized in the next two weeks.
As those roster moves happen, we'll keep you updated here. Furthermore, as trades and other transactions happen during the season, this will be your one-stop destination for all of those moves.
OCT. 22: FINAL ROSTER CUT MADE With the start of the regular season quickly approaching, the deadline to cut rosters down to 15 full-time players was also nearing this weekend. With a couple of days to spare, the Thunder waived Jack White, which finalized the team's opening night 15-man roster.
OCT. 20: ANOTHER TWO G LEAGUERS As expected, Maldonado and Williams were waived shortly after being signed. From there, Jahmi'us Ramsey and Jaden Shackelford were signed and then waived to once again obtain their G League rights.
OCT. 19: MORE CAMP MOVES Just one day after signing Hunter Maldonado and KJ Williams to camp deals, the Thunder waived those two in order to sign another pair of players to obtain their G League rights. The next two signed to deals were Caleb McConnell and former NCAA Champion Adam Flagler.
OCT 18: CAMP DEALS SIGNED In the aftermath of Tuesday's trade, Oklahoma City had two training camp spots open. As such, the team signed Hunter Maldonado and KJ Williams, mostly to secure both of their G League rights for the upcoming season.
OCT. 17: TRADE TO CLEAR ROSTER SPOTS It was an unexpected move, but the Thunder made a trade with the Houston Rockets that would clear two roster spots while also adding future draft capital. OKC acquired two second-round picks from the Houston Rockets (Timberwolves’ 2027 and Bucks’ 2028 second-round picks) in exchange for G Victor Oladipo and F/C Jeremiah Robinson-Earl. The Thunder also took on the contract of Kevin Porter Jr., who was immediately waived.
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