The Oklahoma City Thunder are busy taking calls for possible trades. The Thunder reportedly had talks with at least three teams about a possible deal for Dennis Schroder.

According to Legion Hoops, the Thunder talked to the Sacramento Kings, Chicago Bulls, and the Phoenix Suns. The Kings reportedly almost struck a deal to acquire the 25-year-old point guard, but the Thunder declined to include Terrence Ferguson in the package. It remains to be seen if OKC will revisit talks with Sacramento.

Schroder was sent to the Thunder in the deal centered on Carmelo Anthony last year. He played 79 games for Oklahoma City, where he averaged 15.5 points on top of 4.1 assists and 3.1 rebounds per game. Since the offseason started, Schroder's name has been floating around in the rumor mill.

Legion Hoops added that the Thunder are the busiest team in the league at this point, as they are taking trade calls for several players. Aside from Schroder, they are reportedly getting inquiries on Russell Westbrook, Steven Adams, and Andre Roberson as well.

Westbrook is being mentioned in recent trade rumors after OKC sent Paul George to the Los Angeles Clippers. George asked for a trade from the Thunder after he was convinced by Kawhi Leonard to move to the Clippers. OKC acquired Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Danilo Gallinari, four unprotected and one protected first-round picks, two picks swaps in the deal.