Burst! It is expected to sign a five-year contract of $300 million! The Thunder's draft vision is against the sky

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At 120-109, the Thunder are currently 3-2 with the Pacers and are one step away from a championship.

G5 Jay Wei exploded super big, shooting 14-of-25 from the field, shooting a whopping 56% shooting rate for 40 points, plus 6 rebounds and 4 assists.

Alexander: Oh no, I can't think of the biggest FMVP competitor on the team.

Jay Wei is not an occasional dumpling, he has scored 25+ points in three consecutive Finals games on the Finals stage, becoming the fifth player under the age of 25 in the NBA to score 25+ in three consecutive Finals games in the past 40 years, the other four are O'Neal in 1995, Wade in 2006, Durant in 2012 and Irving in 2016.

It's worth mentioning that Jayway's annual salary this season is only $4.98 million, but next season ($6.58 million annual salary) will be the final year of his rookie contract.In the summer of '26, this guy is eligible to sign a five-year, $246 million contract with the Thunder, and if he is selected to the All-NBA team/DPOY/MVP in the 25-26 season, he can get a super cap salary of $296 million for five years.

In the regular season this season, Jay Wei averaged 21.6 points, 5.3 rebounds, 5.1 assists and 1.6 steals per game, and has been selected for the best team three times and the best defensive team for the second team.

However, Jay Wei wants to get the maximum salary, Chet also needs to pursue the maximum salary in the summer of '26, and Alexander is eligible to sign a four-year $294 million contract this summer, and it is difficult for the Thunder to afford a big contract for the three, and they may have to face the fate of disintegration in the future.

So this year and next year are crucial for the Thunder, and it is likely to be the final window for them to win the championship with their current core lineup, but fortunately, the championship is close at hand, and there is nothing to regret if it really disintegrates.

From the former Durant Wei Shao Harden to the current Jay Wichet, we must admit that the Thunder really have a set of selection and employment, and the best management in the league deserves it.

The Thunder have a total salary of $160.4 million this season, ranking 26th in the league, and have zero luxury tax to pay!