Sam Presti discusses Jared McCain's impact on Thunder's playoff run
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 10, 2026, 4:01 PM
Last updated Jun 10, 2026
During a recent press conference, Oklahoma City Thunder GM Sam Presti reviewed Jared McCain’s performance after he was traded from the Philadelphia 76ers at the NBA trade deadline. McCain, who quickly became a key player, helped the Thunder reach the Western Conference Finals, showing strong scoring ability in critical games. Presti praised McCain's potential for the future, emphasizing his understanding of winning and his contributions during a challenging postseason. The Thunder are looking ahead to an offseason of roster decisions, confident in McCain's role within the team. Presti anticipates a full summer and training camp with him to further integrate his skills.
- •Jared McCain was traded to the Thunder from the 76ers.
- •He played a pivotal role in the Thunder's playoff success.
- •Presti highlighted McCain's understanding of the game and winning.
- •The Thunder are preparing for significant offseason roster changes.
- •McCain quickly became a fan favorite after joining OKC.
- 4:01 PMYahoo Sports — Sam Presti reflects on trading for Jared McCain: 'He understands winning'
"Sam Presti reflects on trading for Jared McCain: 'He understands winning.'
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