# Oklahoma City Thunder Unveil 2026 Summer League Roster
The Oklahoma City Thunder have announced their 2026 Summer League roster, featuring top picks Aday Mara and Bennett Stirtz. The team will be led by head coach Daniel Dixon, who will oversee the squad in Salt Lake City, while assistant coach Connor Johnson will lead the team in Las Vegas.
The roster includes a mix of young talent and experienced players, with notable additions including Brooks Barnhizer, Payton Sandfort, Buddy Boeheim, Josh Dix, and Bryce Thompson. Barnhizer was the Thunder's second-round pick in the 2025 NBA Draft and currently plays on a two-way contract, while Sandfort was waived before the Summer League roster was released but will still participate in the games.
The Thunder's Summer League schedule includes games in Salt Lake City and Las Vegas, with the team looking to build on their recent form. Last result: Oklahoma City Thunder 103-111 San Antonio Spurs (2026-05-31). Recent form (last 5): 1W-0D-4L (LLLLW, most recent first); lost the last 4.
What's in the Roster?
The Oklahoma City Thunder's 2026 Summer League roster features a talented group of players, including:
Aday Mara, the team's 12th overall pick, who will play center for the Thunder. Bennett Stirtz, the 16th overall pick, who will play guard for the Thunder. Brooks Barnhizer, the team's second-round pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, who will play guard-forward for the Thunder. Payton Sandfort, who will play guard-forward for the Thunder despite being waived before the Summer League roster was released. Buddy Boeheim, who will play guard-forward for the Thunder after signing a two-way contract. Josh Dix, who will play guard for the Thunder after signing a two-way contract. * Bryce Thompson, who will play guard for the Thunder and has community ties due to being born in Tulsa and playing high school hoops at Booker T. Washington.
Why it Matters for Oklahoma City Thunder
The Oklahoma City Thunder's Summer League roster is an important step in the team's development, with top picks Aday Mara and Bennett Stirtz looking to make an impact. The team's recent form has been inconsistent, with a 1-4 record in their last five games, but the Summer League provides an opportunity for the team to build momentum and identify areas for improvement.
What Comes Next?
The Oklahoma City Thunder's Summer League schedule includes games in Salt Lake City and Las Vegas, with the team looking to build on their recent form. The team will be led by head coach Daniel Dixon in Salt Lake City, while assistant coach Connor Johnson will lead the team in Las Vegas. With a talented roster and a strong coaching staff, the Thunder are looking to make a statement in the Summer League and build towards a successful 2026-27 season.
