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Lu Dort Expresses the Desire to Remain in OKC With His Team Option Looming Large
The Thunder are unlikely to pick up Dort's $18.22 million team option for 2026-27 after he averaged 4.28ppg in the WCF. However, he wants to remain in OKC. "I want to stay here. This organization and this city have really shaped me as a person and as a player," Dort said. OKC could re-sign him to a smaller deal.
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Paul Pierce Explains Why the Young Spurs Had No Reason to Fear OKC in Game 7
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Kendrick Perkins Calls Chet Holmgren an Embarrassment, Demands OKC Trade Him
"What Chet Holmgren displayed in these conference finals was ugly and it was an embarrassment," Perkins said after OKC's 111-103 Game 7 loss, with Holmgren posting 4 points and 4 rebounds. "What he showed was no heart, no soul...in order to neutralize Wemby, you got to go get a player like Giannis Antetokounmpo to anchor your defense."
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Kendrick Perkins Picks the Knicks to Beat the Spurs in Seven Games
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Kendrick Perkins: Victor Wembanyama Has More to Prove Before Becoming Face of The NBA
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