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The OKC Thunder have been looking for someone of Nique Clifford's ilk for months now.

Mark Nilon of Thunderous Intentions writes that the Oklahoma City Thunder's recent acquisition of Nique Clifford is the culmination of a months-long pursuit for a 3&D wing player. The writer highlights that Oklahoma City previously targeted similar talent earlier in the year, including offering Spencer Jones a contract and making roster moves involving Ochai Agbaji and Dalen Terry.
Clifford was acquired from the Sacramento Kings for two second-round picks, with his $3.26 million salary absorbed into a Traded Player Exception from the Aaron Wiggins trade to Atlanta. Nilon views the second-year wing as possessing strong upside to bolster the roster amid injuries to Jalen Williams and Chet Holmgren.
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