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OKC Thunder reveal 2026-27 NBA training camp roster

Oklahoma City Thunder reveal 2026-27 NBA training camp roster.

OKC Thunder reveal 2026-27 NBA training camp roster

The Oklahoma City Thunder have unveiled their 2026-27 training camp roster, just days before NBA Media Day. Head coach Mark Daigneault has returned for his seventh season, and the team has announced 21 players for the upcoming camp. The roster is comprised of 14 standard-roster players, three two-way players, and four training camp invitees.

Among the notable changes, Isaiah Hartenstein and Jalen Williams have both lost weight, with Hartenstein dropping from 267 lbs to 260 lbs and Williams from 220 lbs to 225 lbs. Meanwhile, Cason Wallace, Bennett Stirtz, and other players have also seen changes in their weight and height. The Thunder's training camp roster will be crucial in shaping the team's performance as they prepare for the upcoming NBA season.

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