Cason Wallace's contract talks with Thunder remain unresolved
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 18, 2026, 9:03 PM
Last updated Sep 18, 2026

As the NBA offseason approaches its end, discussions regarding Cason Wallace's contract extension with the Oklahoma City Thunder have yet to materialize. ESPN’s Shams Charania reported that, despite Wallace's eligibility for an extension all summer, a deal has not been reached. There is optimism regarding upcoming extensions for players from the 2023 draft class, including Wallace, who showed promise during the playoffs with significant 3-point shooting. The Thunder's decision to release Lu Dort suggests they may be prepared to elevate Wallace's role as a starting player. Both sides are expected to negotiate ahead of the October 19 deadline, as Wallace seeks long-term security and the Thunder aims to avoid uncertainty in their championship pursuit.
- •Cason Wallace's contract talks with the Thunder are ongoing.
- •Wallace has been eligible for extension all summer.
- •His playoff performance included a 48% 3-point shooting percentage.
- •The October 19 deadline is approaching for a potential agreement.
- •The Thunder's release of Lu Dort indicates confidence in Wallace's role.
- 9:03 PMYahoo Sports — NBA insider will 'keep an eye' on Cason Wallace, OKC Thunder contract talks
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