The Oklahoma City Thunder's aspirations for a second consecutive championship were dashed by the San Antonio Spurs in the Western Conference Finals, prompting a reevaluation of their roster. With salary cap constraints looming, the Thunder are expected to make moves this offseason, potentially parting ways with guard Isaiah Joe and Aaron Wiggins. Joe, who averaged 11.1 points per game with impressive shooting splits, has emerged as a valuable asset for the Houston Rockets, who are in dire need of backcourt depth and perimeter shooting. The proposed trade would see Joe move to Houston in exchange for Clint Capela and four second-round picks, allowing the Thunder to shed $4.3 million in salary while acquiring future assets. Capela's performance has been lackluster this season, raising concerns about his role in the Rockets' lineup. This trade could provide the Rockets with a sharpshooter to complement their roster, especially if restricted free agent Tari Eason does not return.