Gilgeous-Alexander Self-Represents for Supermax Negotiations

Oklahoma City Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has decided to part ways with his agent, Thad Foucher of Wasserman, and will now represent himself in on-court matters. This move comes as he is eligible for a super-max extension with the Thunder worth nearly $300 million. Gilgeous-Alexander, a leading MVP candidate, is currently averaging a league-best 32.5 points per game and has guided the Thunder to the best record in the Western Conference at 44-10. He will continue to have Simon G of I Love Management handle his marketing and off-court ventures. The decision to represent himself aligns with his strong performance and potential for a significant payday, marking a strategic career move as he looks forward to negotiating his own contract. This transition follows a similar path to former Thunder player Russell Westbrook, who also left Foucher's representation.