Malevy Leons brings experience to the Thunder, having previously participated in training camp and spent time in the G League. His defensive potential and physical tools make him a candidate for the two-way contract, though he remains a work in progress.

Malevy Leons showcased his versatility by contributing a double-double with 16 points and 10 rebounds, proving to be a significant presence in the paint.

Malevy Leons showcased significant potential during the Summer League, especially in his third game against the Utah Jazz where he scored 17 points, with 13 coming in the crucial fourth quarter, signaling his readiness for a two-way spot on the Thunder.

Malevy Leons has barely played for the Oklahoma City Thunder, joining a group of rookies who are mostly stopgaps. Despite limited minutes, he has shown potential, but his contributions have not significantly impacted the team's performance. The Thunder's focus on developing their higher-usage rookies has left Leons with little opportunity to showcase his skills.

Malevy Leons was brought in by the Thunder as part of their offseason roster moves but, like several others, is expected to be waived by the upcoming deadline. His signing was part of a strategy involving exhibition ten contracts, allowing the team to maintain flexibility while securing G League rights.