OKC Thunder announces NBA training camp roster ahead of 2026-27 season: See full list
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Yahoo Sports reports that the Oklahoma City Thunder released its full training camp roster for the 2026-27 season on September 27, giving fans their first look at the group the franchise will evaluate ahead of the new campaign.
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