Thunder continues to be low on Taobao, can they pick potential stocks this time?
The Oklahoma Thunder have officially announced that the team has signed a two-way contract with Olivier Sarr, an interior player who previously played for the Development League's Oklahoma Blues. Sal will also represent the Thunder in the remaining regular season games of the season as a two-way contract player.
Sal was born on February 20, 1999, just turned 23. With a height of 213cm, a weight of 109kg and an arm span of 218cm, he is a big player with excellent physical fitness, good athleticism, and a certain low singles ability and mid-range shooting ability. However, due to his age, average defense, and poor performance at the University of Kentucky last season, he was ultimately defeated in this season's NBA draft.
After losing the draft, Sal played in the summer league for the Grizzlies, and the overall performance was not bad, leaving an average of 10.8 points, 7 rebounds and 1.5 assists per game, and shooting 69.6% from the field, but in the end he still did not get the opportunity to stay in the team. Previously, he played for the development league team Oklahoma Blue, and his performance in the development league can only be said to be decent, averaging only 7.7 points, 5.8 rebounds and 1 assist per game, shooting 52.4% from the field and 34.6% from three-point range.
Sal had previously signed a 10-day short contract with the Thunder and played 2 games for the Thunder, but his playing time was very limited and there was no amazing performance on the court. However, it seems that Thunder general manager Presti has begun to look down on Taobao again. The Thunder have made multiple consecutive signings this month, offering Aaron Wiggins, who previously held a two-way contract, a four-year-old pay contract for another player who previously played for Oklahoma Blues, Lindy Waters III, who is the third player they signed in just two weeks. I don't know if Presti can find talent again this time.
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