The Thunder trimmed its roster Tuesday by waiving point guard Josh Gray.
General manager Sam Presti announced the move on the first day of training camp. Teams can have a maximum of 20 players at training camp, and the Thunder's roster is hovering right around that number.
Unlike some teams, the Thunder has not released a training camp roster as it waits for deals to be finalized.
For example, the reported trade sending Danny Green and Terrance Ferguson to Philadelphia in exchange for Al Horford and a pick that became Theo Maledon has not been processed. Horford and Maledon can't report to Thunder training camp until Dec. 8 at the earliest.
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The Thunder acquired Gray in the trade that sent Steven Adams to the Pelicans.
The 27-year-old guard appeared in two games for the Pelicans last season. He had a brief, five-game stint with the Suns in 2017-18.
Gray signed a multi-year contract with New Orleans prior to the trade for the money in the deal to work. He was under contract for $1.6 million this season with non-guaranteed salaries the next two seasons.