Hello and welcome to the game theory podcast. I'm your own San Vecini. This is our final

offseason preview, Bryce. This is 30 out of 30, Donzo as soon as we finish this. And it's probably

the shortest one we're going to record because the Oklahoma City Thunder, your NBA champions

have, I think 15 guys under roster for next season. So they also

have two draft picks. We will talk about the draft picks. They will have a roster crunch that

will be somewhat interesting that we have to talk about. But all of the big decisions here are made.

They're super simple. They're easy. There's not really much happening here this summer unless they really try to get ahead of future planning.

And they just don't really have to do that until next summer here.

So, yeah.

I mean, we've talked about this over and over with this team, how they were set up in such a good situation, how they had flexibility, they have young talent, they are going to have

to eventually pay that talent and those guys have earned it and are going to get their pay. And

that's when some of the tough decisions may come along. But that's why you set up with the

flexibility you have in terms of draft capital to use to go get the right guys on the

right contracts and all of that. So first and foremost, congrats to the Oklahoma City Thunder.

As you mentioned, the 2025 NBA champs, much deserved start to finish of this NBA season.

I feel like Sam was- Best team in like Sam was best team in the league.

Best team in the league. And we thought they would be awesome in the regular season,

in the preseason. They were. We wanted to see what it looked like in the playoffs. I love that

they got pushed in multiple series in the Nugget series in the Pacer series. And we saw a lot of growth from them and they were able to take care of business.

And we saw some of the moves that they made pay off, right?

Obviously the signing of Isaiah Hardinstein, but I don't know, Sam.

I don't think they win without either player.

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