There are a lot of teams in the league that have big two or even big three rosters. The Thunder, the league's leader this season, have undoubtedly opened up from the rest of the West, and with Holmgren recently returning, the Thunder will continue to build their dominance in the future. The Thunder are clearly very happy at the moment, and they will be one of the strongest contenders for the championship in the last two years.

But for the future, the Thunder's lineup will be confusing. Because they seem to be having a hard time keeping the team's current Big Three at the same time. Alexander, Jalen Williams and Holmgren are undoubtedly the current Thunder's Big Three. But when we take a closer look at the data of these three players, you will find that the second-in-command Jalen Williams has the ability to take charge of himself, and he can average 21+5+5 per game this season, playing a very versatile performance. If he hadn't played as a deputy next to Alexander, he might have raised his scoring average to more than 25 points per game on other teams.

So Jalen Williams will certainly not be willing to remain with the Thunder as the second leader, and the reality of the Thunder does not allow them to have three future top-paid players, so one of these three players will definitely choose to leave. We can see through the Thunder's roster structure that the one with the greatest probability of leaving the team is Jalen Williams. Because Alexander is undoubtedly not for sale with the Thunder at the moment. Holmgren is the interior pillar of the Thunder, and only Jalen Williams is a player who can be waived.

And Jalen Williams can immediately become a leader when he goes to other teams, because his current style of play is actually paving the way for his future, and Jalen Williams has averaged 5.1 assists per game this season. As a second-in-command, being able to deliver such excellent average assists per game is enough to see that his passing ability is good and his ability to lead the team is good. After he goes to other teams, maybe his average assists per game will continue to increase, and even come to around 8.

In fact, there is a precedent for the Thunder team in history, and the Thunder Sanshao also collapsed violently, and the Thunder management left Durant and Wei Shao when faced with a choice, and gave up Harden. Harden went to Houston and led the Rockets to a very top-level performance. Jalen Williams could actually follow the same path as his predecessor Harden. He could even follow Harden's lead in joining the Rockets, because the Rockets seem to be lacking a player like Jalen Williams who has a very consistent style of play. I wonder what the fans think?