With the NBA offseason nearly complete and training camp in sight, teams largely have filled their 2025-26 rosters. Yet major holes remain with some clubs.
Some rebuilding teams have an interest in improving their rosters for the short term instead of putting together a cohesive unit, a product of the limitations created by the NBA's restrictive new collective bargaining agreement. Others, like the Golden State Warriors, are a product of waiting out restricted free agency.
For title contenders such as the defending champion Oklahoma City Thunder, the lack of glaring issues can be evidence that their rosters are built well.