What can OKC Thunder expect at No. 37? Looking at 5 previous No. 37 picks

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Only a handful of days remain until the 2026 NBA draft. While the New York Knicks celebrate with the Larry O'Brien trophy, the rest of the league is ready to play catch-up as we're in the infancy stages of the offseason. One of the first big events of the summer? The two-day draft. Teams will get a chance to inject some youth into their rosters.

The Oklahoma City Thunder are no different. Over this decade, they've got to enjoy the best of both worlds — competing for championships and studying up on lottery picks. They finished five wins shy of back-to-back titles and are about to see some roster shakeup.

The Thunder will enter the 2026 NBA draft with three picks — No. 12 via the LA Clippers; No. 17 via the Philadelphia 76ers; and No. 37 via the Dallas Mavericks.

To see what the Thunder could add, let's look at the last five No. 37 selections:

2025: Chaz Lanier, Pistons​


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Career stats: 2.4 points on 31.5% shooting, 0.7 rebounds, 0.5 assists in 34 games

2024: Bobi Klintman, Pistons​


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Career stats: 1.9 points on 40.5% shooting, 1.3 rebounds, 0.7 assists in 20 games

2023: Hunter Tyson, Nuggets​


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Career stats: 2.2 points on 34.9% shooting, 1.4 rebounds, 0.4 assists in 90 games

2022: Jaden Hardy, Mavericks​


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Career stats: 8.4 points on 42.5% shooting, 1.7 rebounds, 1.3 assists in 235 games

2021: JT Thor, Hornets​


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Career stats: 3.2 points on 41.9% shooting, 2.1 rebounds, 0.5 assists in 185 games

This article originally appeared on OKC Thunder Wire: What can OKC Thunder expect at No. 37? Looking at 5 previous No. 37 picks

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