The Oklahoma City Thunder have shut down rookies Dillon Jones, Ajay Mitchell and Adam Flagler for the remainder of Summer League.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are halfway through their NBA Summer League stretch which will span seven games by the time things wrap up in Vegas across two cities. When the organization shifted from Salt Lake City to Vegas, the team shut down third-year wing Ousmane Dieng.
The trio has earned enough repetitions through the exhibition circuit and will now be able to focus on their offseason program ahead of training camp to continue to develop. Meanwhile, the Oklahoma City Thunder will be able to dig deeper into their summer league roster for the remainder of the Vegas showcase.
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