Jalen Williams, Thunder agree on contract extension
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Got all that? Good. As the Thunder have neither paid the tax nor gone above the second apron yet, this means they are still four taxpaying seasons away from the repeater penalty and three second apron seasons away from seeing a first-round pick drop to No. 30 overall. This begs the question of when that cycle will actually start for them.
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Inquirer Sports on MSNNBA: Jalen Williams, Thunder agree on contract extensionNBA champion Oklahoma City Thunder have agreed to a five-year contract extension worth up to $287 million with 24-year-old All-Star forward Jalen Williams, ESPN reported Thursday. ESPN cited Williams’s agents in reporting the extension of Williams’s rookie contract — which makes the 24-year-old the latest key piece of Oklahoma City’s title run to commit to the Thunder long-term.
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Total Pro Sports on MSNWhy Oklahoma City Thunder’s Nearly $800M In Max Contracts Won’t Trigger A Second Apron Crisis? Sam Presti’s Genius Blueprint RevealedThe Oklahoma City Thunder just granted nearly $800 million in contract extensions, but they are not in financial trouble. General Manager Sam Presti just delivered long-term planning, and the reigning NBA champions are avoiding the second apron tax problems that crippled other teams.