The Oklahoma City Thunder are eyeing candidates for their final two-way contract, allowing players to split time between the NBA and G League. With roster continuity following their championship run, the Thunder have a unique opportunity to integrate talent from recent Summer League performances. Chris Youngblood, Malevy Leons, Viktor Lakhin, and Payton Sandfort are the leading candidates, each bringing distinct skills and potential.

Youngblood, a sharpshooter who impressed in the Summer League, averaged 12.4 points while shooting 52% from three-point range. Leons, who has previous experience with the Thunder, showcased defensive capabilities but is still developing his offensive game. Lakhin and Sandfort are intriguing due to injuries that affected their draft stock, but both possess the shooting pedigree that the Thunder may value as they solidify their roster.