Spencer Jones joins C.J. Miles in comparable Thunder offer situation
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 11:02 AM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
The Oklahoma City Thunder extended an offer sheet to Spencer Jones, marking the second instance of the franchise making an offer to a restricted free agent, with the first being C.J. Miles 18 years prior. The Denver Nuggets matched the Thunder's two-year, $12 million offer to Jones, similar to how the Utah Jazz matched their offer to Miles in 2008. Both players now share a narrative of almost joining the Thunder, leaving fans to speculate about what could have been. Jones was entering his third year with the Nuggets after playing five seasons at Stanford.
- •Oklahoma City matched an offer for Spencer Jones from the Denver Nuggets.
- •Eighteen years ago, the Thunder offered C.J. Miles a contract matched by the Jazz.
- •Jones is entering his third season with the Nuggets.
- •Both players share stories of nearly joining the Thunder.
- •Jones's contract was for two years at $12 million.
- 11:02 AMYahoo Sports — Spencer Jones joins C.J. Miles as members of almost-Thunder club | Mussatto's Minutes
"Eighteen years after the Thunder extended an offer sheet to C.J. Miles, it did the same to Spencer Jones.
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