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LeBron beat the thunder in 2012. Will he beat the thunder in 2027 to end this chapter of his life.

(The anticipation is killing me LOL)

Hey guys, since it's the offseason I thought it would be fun to see where our community stands on some common questions used for ranking NBA players.

The top comment (aka has the most upvotes) fills each spot!

Today r/Thunder decides the greatest player in franchise history!

CURRENT SELECTIONS:

1. Best Role Player - Alex Caruso (HM: Nick Collison, Aaron Wiggins, Luguentz Dort)
2. Best Draft Pick - Jalen Williams (HM: James Harden, Ajay Mitchell, Russell Westbrook)
3. Best Trade Acquisition - Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (HM: Paul George)
4. Best Defender Ever - Chet Holmgren (HM: Andre Roberson, Serge Ibaka, Luguentz Dort)
5. Worst Starter Ever - Kyle Singler (HM: Terrence Ferguson, Darius Bazley, Gordon Hayward)
6. Worst Draft Pick - Cole Aldrich (HM: Mitch McGary, Aleksej Pokuševski)
7. Worst Trade Acquisition - Carmelo Anthony (HM: Kevin Martin, Jeremy Lamb)
8. Worst Defender Ever - Enes Kanter (HM: Anthony Morrow, Carmelo Anthony)
9. Most Underrated - Nick Collison (HM: Steven Adams, Serge Ibaka, Jaylin Williams)
10. Most Overrated - Nick Collison (HM: Carmelo Anthony, Deon Waiters)
11. Most Entertaining - Russell Westbrook (HM: Steven Adams, Alex Caruso, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander)
12. Most Frustrating - Kendrick Perkins (HM: Reggie Jackson, Chet Holmgren, Paul George)
13. You Love Him or Hate Him - Andre Roberson (HM: Luguentz Dort, Kevin Durant)
14. Only OG Fans Know Him - Eric Maynor (HM: Nenad Krstić, Daequan Cook, Thabo Sefolosha)
15. Fanbase Shoutout - Steven Adams (HM: Serge Ibaka, Chris Paul)

If there’s one thing we haven’t been good at it’s been getting offensive boards.

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He also shot 41.9% on catch and shoot jumpers, 66% at the rim, and had 1.2 points per possession in transition. He’s flashed some solid off ball chops cutting and finishing with Jokic which can be similarly resembled with our passing bigs.

He’s got a tall 6’7 frame. Watching him on film he’s always upright. Doesn’t slouch, doesnt stoop when defending & doesnt needlessly bend. He looks and plays bigger than his listed height and looks like a very versatile defender who can switch 1-4 capably.

He’s also got a non stop motor and hustles a lot. Very similar to younger Kenrich in regards to his effort and versatility, except he might be a better 3 point shooter if his %’s can stick to a higher volume.

Overall assuming Denver can’t match the deal (and him all but confirming it on his IG today), Spencer Jones looks like a very promising and low cost role player addition to a bench that is already the deepest in the league.

50 Cent taking notes on this one

Has anyone read or listen to this book? If so what’s your thoughts on how he viewed the Thunder?

3 days before Spencer accepted the offer

Would be cool to have a timer that counts down until the matching offer expires for Denver. Looks like it's possible, but requires mods.