Magic Win 2022 NBA Draft Lottery; Thunder, Rockets, Kings In Top Four

May 17, 2022
With Tuesday night’s lottery results now official, the top 14 slots for the 2022 NBA draft have been set. The lottery order is as follows: Orlando Magic Oklahoma City Thunder Houston Rockets Sacramento Kings Detroit Pistons Indiana Pacers Portland Trail Blazers New Orleans Pelicans (from Lakers) San Antonio Spurs Washington Wizards New York Knicks Oklahoma […]
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Thunder’s Derrick Favors Picks Up 2022/23 Player Option

Thunder center Derrick Favors has officially exercised his player option for the 2022/23 season, reports Shams Charania of The Athletic (Twitter link). The move had been expected, with Favors telling reporters after Oklahoma City’s season ended last month that he planned to opt in. The $10.18MM option will pay him more next season than he […]
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2022 NBA Draft Lottery Primer

The 2022 NBA draft lottery will take place on Tuesday night prior to Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals between the Heat and Celtics. The half-hour event will be broadcast on ESPN beginning at 7:00 pm central time. This year’s draft pool features a group of four prospects generally considered by experts to be […]
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Northwest Notes: Favors, Barton, McLemore, Gobert, Mitchell

May 6, 2022
At age 30, Derrick Favors may seem out of place on a rebuilding team, but he said spending this season with the Thunder helped him enjoy the game again, writes Joe Mussatto of The Oklahoman. Favors, who was acquired from the Jazz in a salary dump trade last summer, only played 39 games and sat […]
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2022 NBA Offseason Preview: Oklahoma City Thunder

May 4, 2022
It may feel as if the Thunder have been mired in the rebuilding process forever, but it was less than two years ago that the Chris Paul-led version of the team was competing in the bubble playoffs as a No. 5 seed. Since then, of course, Oklahoma City hasn’t come close to sniffing the postseason […]
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Northwest Notes: Thunder, Presti, Nuggets, Ingles

May 1, 2022
Players who spent time with the Thunder this season will receive bonus checks because the team’s total salary is so low, writes Joe Mussatto of The Oklahoman. The current league-wide salary cap is $112.4MM and the minimum was set at 90%, which is roughly $101.2MM. Oklahoma City’s total salary was about $79MM, and the remaining $22MM […]
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