Unbelievable Chemistry: Which 2025 NBA Draft Picks Are Already Changing Their Teams Forever?
Sorber falls in the latter camp. His lone season of college basketball was cut short in February by a foot injury that could possibly extend into the NBA Summer League.
Fortunately, the Georgetown center is going to a situation where the team will have no issues slow-playing his rookie season. The Thunder are already incredibly deep, and any player picked at No. 15 would’ve had a hard time cracking the rotation early in the year.
But Sorber can provide depth early on and develop into a piece the Thunder need moving forward. They have an option for Isaiah Hartenstein at $28.5 million ahead of the 2026-27 season and could be looking to reduce spending with Chet Holmgren due for a big raise. Jaylin Williams is an unrestricted free agent as well, so there’s a chance the Thunder will be down two centers prior to next season.
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