Avery
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Love is actually probably the worst.
Kemba Traded to OKC
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LoPo
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Pretty good trade for both sides. Boston gets to keep Fournier and they add some much needed post depth. OKC gets another pick and a player I'm sure they can flip for something else down the road.
So much for Horford being completely washed. Maybe we should just retire that phrase since it's been so wrong in the last year or so.
So much for Horford being completely washed. Maybe we should just retire that phrase since it's been so wrong in the last year or so.
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How many picks does OKC have? They’re going to become the new 2015ish Celtics with all the young talent.
LoPo
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This doesn't include the trade today, but it's a helpful guide to see what teams have what picks coming and going.
NBA Future Drafts Detailed - RealGM
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Avery
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1. OKC is likely to have 5 of the top 36 picks in this draft
2. They have two #1's in 2022
3. They have four #1's in 2023
4. They have three #1's in 2024
5. They have three #1's in 2025
6. They have three #1's in 2026
I mean... good God.
Oh, and they have 18 2nd round picks the next seven years as well.
2. They have two #1's in 2022
3. They have four #1's in 2023
4. They have three #1's in 2024
5. They have three #1's in 2025
6. They have three #1's in 2026
I mean... good God.
Oh, and they have 18 2nd round picks the next seven years as well.
LoPo
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When all of us are playing checkers, they are playing Go-Fish.
Park Bites
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Holy Cow. OKC has 20 first-round picks in the next 5 years and about as many second-rounders.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder's future draft picks
2021 NBA Draft
| Round | From | Deal |
| 1 | Own | - |
| 1 | Golden State Warriors* | Kelly Oubre Jr. trade |
| 1 | Miami Heat and/or Houston Rockets** | Multiple |
| 1 | Boston Celtics | Kemba Walker trade |
| 2 | Own^ | Trade for Vincent Poirier |
| 2 | Denver Nuggets^^ | Kelly Oubre Jr. trade |
- * Top-20 protected. If not conveyed, it converts to Minnesota's 2021 second-round pick.
- ** Conveyed from Houston with top-four protection in Chris Paul-Russell Westbrook trade. Conveyed from Miami via Phoenix to Philadelphia to L.A. Clippers to Oklahoma City. The Thunder will get the two most favourable picks of its own, Miami's first-round pick and Houston's first-round pick if outside top-four.
- ^ Protected within 31-55.
- ^^ Received from Golden State (part of Alec Burks, Glenn Robinson III trade in 2020) via Philadelphia (part of Wilson Chandler trade in 2018).
2022 NBA Draft
| Round | From | Deal |
| 1 | LA Clippers* | Paul George trade |
| 1 | Phoenix Suns** | Chris Paul trade |
| 2 | Own | - |
- * Unprotected.
- ** Top-12 protected. If not conveyed, then protections on the following years include top-10 in 2023, top-eight in 2024 before becoming unprotected in 2025.
2023 NBA Draft
| Round | From | Deal |
| 1 | Own | - |
| 1 | LA Clippers* | Paul George trade |
| 1 | Denver Nuggets** | Steven Adams trade |
| 1 | Miami Heat^ | Paul George trade |
| 2 | Dallas Mavericks/Miami Heat^^ | Multiple |
| 2 | Washington Wizards" | Steven Adams trade |
- * Right to swap.
- ** Top-14 protected. If not conveyed, the protections remain top-14 in 2024 and 2025 before finally converting to 2025 second-round pick and 2026 second-round pick.
- ^ Received from L.A. Clippers (part of four-team sign-and-trade to acquire Jimmy Butler) via Miami with top-14 protection. If not conveyed, it moves forward with the same protection to 2024 and then 2025 before eventually becoming unprotected in 2026.
- ^^ More favourable second-round between Dallas and Miami.
- " Received from New Orleans (via Washington Wizards).
2024 NBA Draft
| Round | From | Deal |
| 1 | Own | - |
| 1 | Houston Rockets* | Russell Westbrook trade |
| 1 | LA Clippers** | Paul George trade |
| 2 | Own | - |
| 2 | Charlotte Hornets^ | Steven Adams trade |
| 2 | Minnesota Timberwolves | Ricky Rubio trade |
- * Top-four protected. If not conveyed, it converts to Houston's 2024 second-round pick and 2025 second-round pick.
- ** Unprotected.
- ^ Received from New Orleans (Nick Richards trade).
- ^^ Received via three-team Ricky Rubio trade.
2025 NBA Draft
| Round | From | Deal |
| 1 | Own | - |
| 1 | Houston Rockets/LA Clippers* | Russell Westbrook trade |
| 1 | Philadelphia 76ers** | Danny Green trade |
| 2 | Own | - |
| 2 | Boston Celtics | Kemba Walker trade |
| 2 | Atlanta Hawks^ | Danilo Gallinari trade |
| 2 | Philadelphia 76ers | George Hill trade |
- * Oklahoma City has the right to swap their pick for Houston's, which is protected 1-10, or L.A.'s first-round pick.
- ** Protections on the pick change from top-six in 2025 to top-four in 2026 and then top-four again 2027. If the pick isn't conveyed through all those protections, Philadelphia will convey its 2027 second-round pick.
- ^ Protected 31-55.
2026 NBA Draft
| Round | From | Deal |
| 1 | Own | - |
| 1 | Houston Rockets* | Russell Westbrook trade |
| 1 | LA Clippers** | Paul George trade |
| 2 | Own | - |
| 2 | Dallas Mavericks | Trevor Ariza acquisition |
| 2 | Philadelphia 76ers | George Hill trade |
- * Top-four protected. If not conveyed, it converts to a 2026 second-round pick.
- ** Unprotected.
He turned Erick Green into Rudy Gobert as well.
I actually think this is a great trade for Boston since their bigs were absolute *** last year, Horford is still a good player (as long as he's not asked to play the 4 and as long as people understand that they're not getting a star), and Boston also got Moses Brown. They also save a quadrillion dollars.
Maybe the biggest takeaway here as a Jazz fan is that owners are going to try to save money when they are even hovering around the luxury tax.
Maybe the biggest takeaway here as a Jazz fan is that owners are going to try to save money when they are even hovering around the luxury tax.
416Klawzz
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He also extended Exum and drafted Bradley... Gave all of our 2nd round picks away until Jesus returns.
LoPo
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Yep. At the end of the day, Boston will spend about the same on Horford and Fournier as they would have spent just on Kemba. As we've learned this postseason, you need a number of good players to contend not just a few really good players.
Name any GM in the league that has been around for very long at all and I'll tell you several bad trades/picks/deals they've made.