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sports18h ago

Dallas weighs 2026 draft moves to maximize early-round value before losing first-round control in 2031.
OKC Thunder hold a 'treasure chest' of future picks and may target salary moves to jump, trade up, or shed salary.
A proposed trade would send the 9th pick for 12, 17, and Aaron Wiggins to create savings for OKC.
The scenario could save OKC about $12.8 million in total savings and lower tax implications.
The piece notes potential targets like Brayden Burries and Labaron Philon at 12 and 16.
The 30th pick would land Morez Johnson, a forward with high motor and defense.
The article highlights the Grizzlies’ interest in 16 as part of potential one-step jumps in the draft.
The piece projects a 12- and 17-pick swap as a pathway to improve Dallas’ future core around young talent.
The mock draft uses ESPN’s simulator to illustrate possible moves for Dallas and OKC.
Overall, the piece presents a favorable outcome for Dallas in the simulated scenario, with Burries and Philon on the board and Johnson added at 30.

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sports12h ago

Lakers reportedly eye Thunder guards Isaiah Joe and Aaron Wiggins as potential targets for 2026 offseason.
Joe is praised for shooting ability, with a noted 40.3% three-point clip in his career.
Wiggins brings perimeter defense, having a career 38%+ from beyond the arc and solid playoff presence.
Thunder’s depth and playoff roles are cited as context for why Joe and Wiggins could fit the Lakers’ needs.
Athletic notes a broader Lakers target profile, including true lob threats and two-way wings.
Lakers could have cap space but must manage Reaves and LeBron’s upcoming decisions this summer.
The report frames Joe as a solid shooter but with defensive limitations to address in the playoffs.
Dan Deveney’s insider notes and Western Conference executive input shape the discussion around targets like Dort.
The piece highlights the Lakers’ desire for better centers and true lob threats alongside wings.

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sports10h ago

Wiggins finished the 2026 season averaging 9.4 points and 3.1 rebounds for the Thunder.
Injuries early in the season hampered Wiggins’ momentum and consistency.
Wiggins remains focused on summer work to become a more complete player.
Oklahoma City’s playoff exit in 2026 has teams and analysts evaluating roster decisions.
Wiggins credited his teammates for supporting the team’s togetherness.
Wiggins reflected on the team’s title run in 2025 and his role in sustaining success.
The Thunder finished strong in the playoffs before bowing out to the Spurs in seven games.
The offseason presents opportunities for potential roster changes in Oklahoma City.
Wiggins emphasized his love for basketball and commitment to the team.

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