The Oklahoma City Thunder might just be done making moves for the offseason. A post-Summer League transaction to fill the final spot on the roster would make sense, but nothing groundbreaking will likely happen, and that's fine.
For the Thunder to be done making big moves is fine -- they improved a roster that went 57-25 during the regular season a year ago, good for the No. 1 seed in the Western Conference. Could they be in the market for an in-season move, though?If this offseason has signaled one thing for the Thunder, it's that the championship window is open and they're ready to be true contenders. They could be a 60-win team, and that wouldn't come as much of a shock.
The team has been patient through the rebuild, with this offseason bringing the first real win-now moves. Of course, they acquired Gordon Hayward ahead of the trade deadline last season, but that move didn't shake up the rotation much as he was a non-factor in the playoffs and he wasn't retained by the team.