Branden Carlson, a two-way player for the Oklahoma City Thunder, is just one injury away from playing more significant minutes, showcasing the depth and unpredictability of the Thunder’s roster.

Branden Carlson's strong performances in Summer League show his scoring ability, but he may spend most of the upcoming season in the G League due to the team's depth.

Branden Carlson emerged as a standout performer for the Thunder during the Summer League, showcasing his shot-creating skills and averaging 11.7 points per game. His development could play a crucial role in the Thunder's frontcourt depth next season.

Branden Carlson led the Thunder in scoring during the semifinal with 12 points and seven rebounds. However, his efforts weren't enough to turn the tide against the dominant Hornets.

Branden Carlson, after recovering from an ankle injury, made a notable impact in the Summer League, scoring 23 points and securing a playoff spot for the Thunder. His size and shooting skills showcased his potential as a key player for the team.