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#2 Dennis Schroder
Dennis Schroder is a starting caliber NBA point guard, although he will forever find his route into the Thunder's first team blocked by Russell Westbrook. The Thunder only acquired the German this summer due to their desperation to offload Carmelo Anthony's contract, and despite Schroder's impressive performances, the 25-year-old's contract means that the franchise could soon look to offload him.
Schroder is currently amidst a four-year, $70 million contract extension that he signed with the Atlanta Hawks back in 2016, and with the Thunder currently limited for cap space, the team may look to offload the dynamic guard.
Schroder is likely to attract plenty of interest as a number of teams around the NBA are currently on the lookout for a new starting point guard, and if the Thunder are offered a reliable three-point shooter in return, they could be enticed into a deal.
