The Oklahoma City Thunder have signed Malevy Leons to a one year pact while waiving Alex Reece prior to their West Coast road trip after a 4-0 start.
On Thursday, the Oklahoma City Thunder shook up their roster after their 4-0 start. The team announced that they have waived forward Alex Reese - who inked a standard contract out of training camp after the run of injuries the Thunder suffered in exhibition play - and have signed Bradley stand out Malevy Leons, who was stellar for Oklahoma City in preseason play.
Leons averaged five points, nearly an assist, two rebounds and a steal per game in the preseason while shooting 69 percent from the floor and a perfect mark at the charity stripe. The 6-foot-9 forward is a more natural small ball five with more physical tools to wall up and defend at the rim in a pinch for the Thunder should they need a third big man during this spell without Isaiah Hartenstein, Kenrich Williams or Jaylin Williams.
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