Khoi Thurmon is Oakland’s low-usage glue guard who brings steady ball security and disruptive defense
In the 2025-26 season, Khoi Thurmon has been a role-player for Oakland: 81 points, 43 assists, 22 steals and just 28 turnovers in 32 games, with about 12 minutes per game and a 1.5 assist-to-turnover rate.[1][2] He doesn’t light up box scores, but he can help a roster with on-ball pressure, quick hands and enough passing to keep an offense organized; the catch is that his shooting efficiency has been modest, so he profiles more as a connective, defense-first guard than a shot-creator.[1][2] If a team wants energy, toughness and a willing table-setter rather than a high-usage scorer, he’s the kind of fit that quietly makes lineups sturdier.[1][2]
