The Thunder have spent years collecting draft picks for a moment when they might need them. Losing two starters in one night would seem to qualify. That doesn’t mean Sam Presti needs to make a trade by breakfast. But with…

Oklahoma City Thunder general manager Sam Presti may consider exploring trades following significant injuries to key starters Jalen Williams and Cason Wallace. Williams requires surgery for a dislocated left ankle and fractured fibula, while Wallace faces surgery for a torn labrum in his left shoulder. Both players are expected to be sidelined for several months, testing the depth of the unbeaten team.
Sam Amico notes that the Thunder possess seven tradable first-round picks, 21 second-rounders, and trade exceptions to potentially acquire defensive and scoring help. ESPN's Zach Kram suggested targets such as Herb Jones, Justin Champagnie, Derrick Jones Jr., and Kris Dunn as theoretical fits to stabilize the roster without breaking up the core.
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