Thunder nailed the 2025 offseason with smart extensions, but one move remains: adding a backup center behind Chet Holmgren.

There hasn’t been much of an “offseason” for the Oklahoma City Thunder. Such is life for the NBA champs. Still cleaning up the confetti from its championship parade, the draft, free agency and summer league have followed in quick succession.

Following up that in the offseason can be hard, but it seems like the Thunder did just about as much as they could have done. It may not have been the most eventful free agency process, but they brought in two new players in the NBA Draft and resigned the ones that helped them win their first championship trophy.