If OKC Thunder Stays Put at No. 12, Kel'el Ware Makes Sense

As Oklahoma City turns its attention to the offseason, there's plenty of options on the table. After a run to the second round of the playoffs and a successful season securing the No. 1 seed in a loaded Western Conference, there's not much the Thunder need to change. Of course, Oklahoma City will have loads of cap space to use this summer and could be very active on the trade market if management chooses to do so. With a few major contract extension opportunities looming, it wouldn't be too surprising to see the Thunder prepare for the future salary cap situation.