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Spencer Jones - Thunder Restricted Free Agent Signee (Can be matched by Denver) Lightly recruited from HS. Whole family went to elite colleges. Stated he developed his 3-pointer and studied Ray Allen so he could get on the court. ✔️5 years at Stanford. ✔️All-Time leader at Stanford in 3s made and games played. ✔️Did a shooting camp for kids. ✔️Very interested in outside-the-game enterprises with investments in companies. Gives speeches. Very active on LinkedIn. Stats ✔️Great 3PT% from NBA and back to college. ✔️Among lowest rates in the NBA in points, shots, assists, and turnovers. ✔️High foul rate, but there may be context needed. ✔️Good and willing defender. Capable of blocking shots and getting steals. Overall $6M for someone to be 9-13th on the depth chart is just fine. Worst case is Thunder attach 2nd rounders to move him in the future. Best case is you have another option to play forward and eat up minutes, with ability to make 3s.

Denver restricted free agent Spencer Jones has agreed to a two-year, $12 million offer sheet with the Oklahoma City Thunder, Adam Godes of ADS Sports tells ESPN. Jones was a key contributor for the Nuggets last season, including an NBA-best 69% from 3-point range during the playoffs, and now is ready to conclude chapter in Denver to move onto OKC.

@ThunderNumbers Of the last 4 who do u think has the best shot over achieving?


The Houston Rockets are hiring Chip Engelland as a new assistant coach on Ime Udoka's staff, sources tell ESPN. Engelland -- well-regarded in player development and shooting speciality -- spent the last four seasons with the Oklahoma City Thunder after a 17-year run in San Antonio (2005-2022) where he built a relationship with Udoka.




@ThunderNumbers Moose 🫎

I think getting 3 second round picks and not taking salary back is good business…. But…. This is the first non-basketball move of the Shai/Dub/Chet era. This move doesn’t clear space for a first round pick and it certainly doesn’t make the team better. They avoid the 2nd apron, but I don’t think the Thunder as contenders should be that concerned about the 2nd apron. The Thunder will still be great and maybe even still favorites in the West, it’s just disappointing the owners aren’t willing to spend on a historic Thunder roster



