June 21 — The first transaction of the 2026 offseason was announced ahead of the draft, as the Oklahoma City Thunder traded guard Aaron Wiggins to the Atlanta Hawks in exchange for two future second-round draft picks.
Atlanta acquired G Aaron Wiggins in the deal. Oklahoma City received a 2030 second-round pick and a 2032 second-round pick, with the latter listed as the least favorable of LAL/ATL.
The move was recorded as the opening trade of what the coverage called a potentially active summer. The offseason was noted for the possibility of more significant roster movement, including a possible end to the seasons-long Giannis Antetokounmpo saga and the prospect of former All-Stars such as Ja Morant and Domantas Sabonis potentially being on the move.
Details provided in the summary list every transaction made this summer to date, beginning with the June 21 exchange between Oklahoma City and Atlanta. The trade sends a rotation wing to the Hawks while adding future draft capital to the Thunder’s asset base.
More deals could follow as teams adjust rosters around the draft. This transaction currently stands as the only offseason trade recorded in the summary of moves released so far.
