The Oklahoma City Thunder don't have any glaring offseason needs on their roster, as the newly crowned NBA champions have a young core that will be the biggest threat to becoming a dynasty since the Golden State Warriors .

The NBA's second apron is, essentially, a hard salary cap of $207,825,000. The restrictions, which impact a team's ability to operate in the draft, free-agency and trade markets, are so punitive from a roster-building standpoint that it makes little sense to spend above the limit.