The Oklahoma City Thunder just pulled off a bold offseason reset—trading away Lu Dort, Aaron Wiggins, and Isaiah Joe for second-round picks to shed salary and reshape their roster. While those guards were key to their championship run, their low rebounding rates (all under 8%) actually hurt their glass dominance. Now, with bigger players like Thomas Sorber and Aday Mara stepping in, the Thunder are poised to finally win the rebounding battle. With Kenrich Williams, Jalen Williams, and potentially Spencer Jones anchoring the frontcourt, the team’s rebounding woes could be solved—and their ceiling might just skyrocket.

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