BREAKING NEWS : : Oklahoma City Thunder Superstar Shai Gilgeous-Alexander who sign a Contract Extension From 2028-29 Season with the Thunder, has Reportedly turned down a tempting jaw – Dropping $285.40 Million offer From Toronto blue jay to honor his Commitment to finish his NBA Career with the…see more…

In a stunning cross-sport twist that sent shockwaves through the sports world, Oklahoma City Thunder superstar Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has reportedly rejected a jaw-dropping $285.4 million multi-year offer from the Toronto Blue Jays, choosing instead to honor his long-term NBA commitment with the Thunder.

The move comes just weeks after the All-NBA guard inked a contract extension that secures him in Oklahoma City through the 2028-29 season. According to sources close to the organization, SGA never seriously considered leaving basketball — but the offer was said to be “impossible to ignore on paper.”

“I’m a hooper first,” Gilgeous-Alexander said with a smile in a mock press conference clip circulating on social media. “Baseball’s cool — but my story’s here in OKC. This is home.”

🏀 Loyalty Over Luxury

Thunder GM Sam Presti praised the 26-year-old’s loyalty, calling him “the blueprint for a franchise cornerstone.” The star guard reportedly emphasized his desire to finish what he started — leading the youngest roster in the NBA to title contention.

“He’s not chasing headlines,” Presti said. “He’s chasing greatness.”

💬 Fan Reaction

Thunder fans flooded X (formerly Twitter) with praise for their franchise player:

“SGA choosing OKC over $285 M? That’s legacy money, not loyalty money.”
“Build the statue now. Thunder Up forever.”

Even Blue Jays supporters chimed in with good-natured disbelief, joking that “Toronto might’ve just lost its clean-up hitter before he ever swung a bat.”

⚡ The Bigger Picture

With this symbolic stand, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander cements his reputation not only as one of the NBA’s brightest talents — but as one of its most grounded stars.
For the Thunder faithful, the message couldn’t be clearer:

“The future of OKC is here — and he’s not going anywhere.”