This is the fourth day of NBA free agency. So far, the Miami Heat re-signed Goran Dragic, Meyers Leonard, and Udonis Haslem. They lost Jae Crowder and Derrick Jones Jr to bigger offers. To replace the two players, they added Avery Bradley and Moe Harkless. While the moves may not be exciting to some, it’s clear Miami remains focused on 2021.
Gordon Hayward fit as a short term fix with the New York Knicks, but the front office doesn’t feel bad about seeing him head to the Charlotte Hornets.
Restricted free agent Bogdan Bogdanovic has signed an offer sheet with the Atlanta Hawks. Marc Stein reports the deal includes a fourth-year player option, as well as a 15-percent trade kicker.
Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell agreed to a five-year, $195 designated rookie extension on Sunday, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.
The New York Knicks were poised to make a run at Gordon Hayward in free agency, but he instead got $120 million from the Charlotte Hornets. After a great draft week, New York received a bit of a reality check.
It seemed like center Dwight Howard was headed back to the Los Angeles Lakers in free agency, but then somehow he landed with the Philadelphia 76ers. Here’s what happened.
NBA Free Agency kicked off Friday afternoon, and it didn’t take for things to heat up. From under the radar moves to surprising signings, here are five important takeaways from day one of free agency.
The defending champion Los Angeles Lakers have agreed to a deal with big man Montrezl Harrell, according to reports.
NBA Free Agency is underway and we’re keeping you updated on all the moves that happen. Follow along to stay up to speed on the latest transactions across the league.
The Toronto Raptors announced on Friday that they will start the 2020-21 NBA season in Tampa, Florida. The Raptors were unable to reach a deal with the Canadian government on playing at Scotiabank Arena amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Golden State Warriors are finalizing a deal to acquire Kelly Oubre Jr. from the Oklahoma City Thunder, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.
The Golden State Warriors confirmed on Thursday that guard Klay Thompson will be out for the 2020-21 season.
This is the fourth day of NBA free agency. So far, the Miami Heat re-signed Goran Dragic, Meyers Leonard, and Udonis Haslem. They lost Jae Crowder and Derrick Jones Jr to bigger offers. To replace the two players, they added Avery Bradley and Moe Harkless. While the moves may not be exciting to some, it’s clear Miami remains focused on 2021.
Gordon Hayward fit as a short term fix with the New York Knicks, but the front office doesn’t feel bad about seeing him head to the Charlotte Hornets.
Restricted free agent Bogdan Bogdanovic has signed an offer sheet with the Atlanta Hawks. Marc Stein reports the deal includes a fourth-year player option, as well as a 15-percent trade kicker.
Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell agreed to a five-year, $195 designated rookie extension on Sunday, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.
The New York Knicks were poised to make a run at Gordon Hayward in free agency, but he instead got $120 million from the Charlotte Hornets. After a great draft week, New York received a bit of a reality check.
It seemed like center Dwight Howard was headed back to the Los Angeles Lakers in free agency, but then somehow he landed with the Philadelphia 76ers. Here’s what happened.
NBA Free Agency kicked off Friday afternoon, and it didn’t take for things to heat up. From under the radar moves to surprising signings, here are five important takeaways from day one of free agency.
The defending champion Los Angeles Lakers have agreed to a deal with big man Montrezl Harrell, according to reports.
NBA Free Agency is underway and we’re keeping you updated on all the moves that happen. Follow along to stay up to speed on the latest transactions across the league.
The Toronto Raptors announced on Friday that they will start the 2020-21 NBA season in Tampa, Florida. The Raptors were unable to reach a deal with the Canadian government on playing at Scotiabank Arena amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Golden State Warriors are finalizing a deal to acquire Kelly Oubre Jr. from the Oklahoma City Thunder, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.
The Golden State Warriors confirmed on Thursday that guard Klay Thompson will be out for the 2020-21 season.
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