The Oklahoma City Thunder are reshaping their roster after letting go of Lu Dort, Aaron Wiggins, and Isaiah Joe to stay under the salary cap, but their depth remains elite. Veteran guard Alex Caruso, who played a pivotal role in their Western Conference Finals run, is poised to see a major uptick in minutes—possibly soaring past 20 per game—as the team fills the void. With three key guards gone, Caruso’s expanded role could be crucial to their push for the best record in the league, demanding consistent contributions all season—not just in the playoffs.

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