Summer Feature: Paul George

“He truly is a two-way player and one of the best if not the best in the league.” -Sam Presti, Thunder GM

The Thunder unveiled its 24th Thunder Cares basketball court at Lee West Park in Lawton, Oklahoma.

“It's like leading the league in walks and pickoffs. We're there, we're doing the hardest thing."

Thunder Executive Vice President and General Manager Sam Presti reflects back on the 2018-19 season.

“There’s room for improvement every year ... I expect a lot out of myself.”

“It’s my job to improve and get better, so I’ll do it.”

“We did some good things and now have to look and determine where we can improve."

"Everyone is trying to do the right thing. That’s what's good with the type of players we have. Good locker room guys."

“I’m gonna try to work on everything, consistency with my shot, ball handling, defense.”

“Coach has confidence in me, my teammates had confidence in me, I had confidence in myself. My overall growth stepped up a notch.”

“I’ll try to get stronger, work on my shot, 3-point shooting off the dribble ... I’m gonna work on it and be stronger and better next season.”

"I'm in a great spot to return fully and healthy, ready to go next season. That's all I can wish for at this point.”

“I stayed professional, I stayed ready. Whatever it takes, whatever I gotta do for this team.”

"We stuck together, stayed collective as a unit, together as a family, trying to push forward and get a win.”

“We’re a team that relies on defense. It’s something we’re gonna focus on and come back stronger, ready to compete, come back with a chip on our shoulder.”

“I learned a lot this year from experience, from being able to play."

“I definitely had a great time here. It’s an A-1 organization. I love being around these guys every day.”

“I’m going to carry over the work ethic I had this season into the summer, work on my shot and focus a lot more on defense.”

Two-way players Donte Grantham and Jawun Evans reflect on their season with the team.