Thunder objectively have the most tradeable assets in the league.
They are the second youngest team and they have a superstar (Westbrook) in his prime.
Here are their assets:
>Kanter (3yr contract, 24yo)
>Adams ( 5yr contract, 23yo)
>Oladipo ( 5yr contract, 24yo)
>Sabonis (5 yr contract, 20yo)
>Abrines (3 yr contract, 23yo)
>Payne (4yr contract, 22yo)
>Christian (3yr contract, 24yo)
Which all have amazing potential.
All listed except Kanter and Christian seem to have all-star potential, and Kanter and Christian could both be 'above average' for their position (Kanter already is, and although his offensive game is always progressing, his defensive game is not progressing enough). These are all trade dynamite - for a rebuilding team, the Thunder has all the assets.
Moreover, they have some great stuffers:
>Jerami Grant (2yr contract, 22yo)
who has exploded in production since his trade to the Thunder, and has shown great potential. He is not in the above category because of his short contract
>Joffrey Lauvergne (1yr contract, 25yo)
who has improved by a considerable margin since the Thunder acquired him and is one of the best backup big men in the league now
>Andre Roberson (2yr contract, 24yo)
who has a short contract but is a top 5 defender in the league
>Kyle Singler (4yr contract, 28yo)
who doesn't fit the thunder's system, but has a solid contract and could provide value like he did in Detroit
Needless to say, these assets are more than enough to get Westbrook two or three all-stars and form a big three or a big four, getting Brodie the chip.
I know, /nba/ shook, but Presti outsmarted you all.
Moreover, your lack of respect for Presti's skills only increases the value of the Thunder's draft picks - because you have low expectations - adding trade value to the Thunder.