Lu Dort reflects on legacy with OKC Thunder as he joins Atlanta Hawks
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 14, 2026, 11:31 AM
Last updated Oct 14, 2026

Lu Dort, now with the Atlanta Hawks, spoke about his time with the OKC Thunder. During a conversation with The Oklahoman prior to a preseason game against OKC, Dort expressed gratitude for his seven seasons with the team, praising the fan base and his personal growth. He reflected on the mix of highs and lows throughout his tenure, including his role in the Thunder's victory in the 2025 NBA championship. Dort emphasized his commitment to prove himself in Atlanta, marking a new chapter in his career after being traded this summer for three second-round picks.
- •Lu Dort joins the Atlanta Hawks after being traded from OKC Thunder.
- •Dort spent seven seasons with the Thunder, winning a championship in 2025.
- •He spoke highly of OKC's fan base and his experiences there.
- •Dort was traded to Atlanta for three second-round picks this summer.
- •He emphasizes a desire to continue proving himself in the league.
- 11:31 AMYahoo Sports — Lu Dort reflects on OKC Thunder legacy as 'new chapter' with Atlanta Hawks begins
"Now with the Atlanta Hawks, Lu Dort has nothing but love for the OKC Thunder. He spoke with The Oklahoman about his tenure and future.
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