What happened: An All-Defensive wing and a former No. 1 pick changed clubs in the transaction. Oklahoma City took back no player.
Why it matters: The broader offseason reset has cut $224 million in obligations and moved the club below the second apron. That creates more roster flexibility ahead of 2026-27.
By the numbers: Oklahoma City's offseason second-round haul now stands at seven.
What to watch: The club's next moves will show how it deploys its added draft capital before 2026-27.