Oklahoma City Thunder preserve core continuity for a likely title push in 2025-26, but they shed a bottom-depth piece in Adam Flagler. Flagler, who spent two seasons with OKC on a two-way deal, signed an Exhibit 10 with the San Antonio Spurs after a stint in the 2025 Summer League with Atlanta. His NBA numbers were modest (1.7 points on 25.2% shooting), but he was a standout scorer in the G League and helped OKC Blue capture the 2024 G League championship. Undrafted from Baylor in 2023, the 25-year-old arrives in San Antonio with two NBA seasons and a championship ring, adding upside in a Spurs rebuild.

The Spurs will test Flagler’s fit in training camp, eyeing a two-way path or a spot in the G League. For fantasy managers, the departure trims OKC’s backcourt depth—Flagler hadn’t been a steady contributor in the NBA, but his G League success underscores the Thunder’s willingness to development-produce. Expect Spurs’ camp to define whether Flagler becomes a two-way asset or sticks in the G League loop, while OKC leans on continuity to chase another deep run.