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2023-24 OKC Thunder roster officially set

The Oklahoma City Thunder’s 2023-24 regular-season roster is officially set.

Needing to make an additional subtraction, the Thunder announced they waived Jack White on Sunday, finalizing their 15-player roster for their season opener against the Chicago Bulls on Oct. 25.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander headlines the Thunder’s roster coming off of an All-NBA season last year. Chet Holmgren, Jalen Williams and Josh Giddey fill out the rest of the notable names as they make up the main pieces of OKC’s young core.

Of course, just because the roster is set now doesn’t mean further changes won’t occur during the season.

Let’s recap the Thunder’s 18-man roster — 15 standard NBA players and three two-way players.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

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Matt Krohn-USA TODAY Sports

Josh Giddey

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Alonzo Adams-USA TODAY Sports

Lu Dort

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Eric Bolte-USA TODAY Sports

Jalen Williams

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Rob Ferguson-USA TODAY Sports

Chet Holmgren

Eric Bolte-USA TODAY Sports
Eric Bolte-USA TODAY Sports

Cason Wallace

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Nell Redmond-USA TODAY Sports

Vasilije Micic

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Nell Redmond-USA TODAY Sports

Ousmane Dieng

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Rob Ferguson-USA TODAY Sports

Jaylin Williams

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Nell Redmond-USA TODAY Sports

Kenrich Williams

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Alonzo Adams-USA TODAY Sports

Aleksej Pokusevski

(Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images)
(Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images)

Isaiah Joe

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Cary Edmondson-USA TODAY Sports

Aaron Wiggins

Nell Redmond-USA TODAY Sports
Nell Redmond-USA TODAY Sports

Davis Bertans

Tre Mann

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(Photo by Matt Kelley/Getty Images)

Keyontae Johnson (two-way)

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Rob Ferguson-USA TODAY Sports

Lindy Waters III (two-way)

Olivier Sarr (two-way)

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Alonzo Adams-USA TODAY Sports

Story originally appeared on Thunder Wire