On noon Monday, the NBA began the off-season as they allowed teams to start processing trades. Before Monday, the Oklahoma City Thunder had been shopping all-star Chris Paul and found a potential suitor in Phoenix.
The Trail Blazers and Rockets have struck a deal involving Robert Covington, Trevor Ariza, and two first-round draft picks.
The NBA action continues as the Suns and Thunder are in agreement on a blockbuster deal that sends an all-time great to Phoenix.
As the NBA offseason heats up, the Los Angeles Lakers have struck a deal to add a valuable weapon to their powerful offense.
Back in February, the Miami Heat tried trading for Danilo Gallinari at the trade deadline. They also offered the forward an extension. Now, according to Five Reasons Sports, the team remains interested in pursuing the forward in free agency.
Russell Westbrook requested a trade from the Houston Rockets a few days ago. Just hours after his request, the Los Angeles Clippers showed interest in the former MVP point guard.
Myles Turner for the past season has been rumored to be moved, and one of the bigger teams to be interested in the center is the Celtics.
With the NBA Draft just around the corner, the Detroit Pistons will soon have to make a firm decision on how to best use the number seven pick.
NBA trade rumors are flying out from every direction this week. In what seems to be the most active the NBA has been since the Finals held in early October, the Boston Celtics have found themselves involved with a plethora of trade rumors.
A name that’s often been mentioned in trade rumors is Victor Oladipo. It’s no secret that the guard wants to leave the Indiana Pacers.
It appears that the Russell Westbrook-James Harden experiment in Houston may be short-lived. According to Shams Charania of The Athletic, Westbrook wants out after just one season with the Rockets.
The Phoenix Suns are the latest team to express interest in acquiring Chris Paul. This according to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN, who reports the Suns and Thunder are discussing a potential move involving the future Hall of Fame point guard.
On noon Monday, the NBA began the off-season as they allowed teams to start processing trades. Before Monday, the Oklahoma City Thunder had been shopping all-star Chris Paul and found a potential suitor in Phoenix.
The Trail Blazers and Rockets have struck a deal involving Robert Covington, Trevor Ariza, and two first-round draft picks.
The NBA action continues as the Suns and Thunder are in agreement on a blockbuster deal that sends an all-time great to Phoenix.
As the NBA offseason heats up, the Los Angeles Lakers have struck a deal to add a valuable weapon to their powerful offense.
Back in February, the Miami Heat tried trading for Danilo Gallinari at the trade deadline. They also offered the forward an extension. Now, according to Five Reasons Sports, the team remains interested in pursuing the forward in free agency.
Russell Westbrook requested a trade from the Houston Rockets a few days ago. Just hours after his request, the Los Angeles Clippers showed interest in the former MVP point guard.
Myles Turner for the past season has been rumored to be moved, and one of the bigger teams to be interested in the center is the Celtics.
With the NBA Draft just around the corner, the Detroit Pistons will soon have to make a firm decision on how to best use the number seven pick.
NBA trade rumors are flying out from every direction this week. In what seems to be the most active the NBA has been since the Finals held in early October, the Boston Celtics have found themselves involved with a plethora of trade rumors.
A name that’s often been mentioned in trade rumors is Victor Oladipo. It’s no secret that the guard wants to leave the Indiana Pacers.
It appears that the Russell Westbrook-James Harden experiment in Houston may be short-lived. According to Shams Charania of The Athletic, Westbrook wants out after just one season with the Rockets.
The Phoenix Suns are the latest team to express interest in acquiring Chris Paul. This according to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN, who reports the Suns and Thunder are discussing a potential move involving the future Hall of Fame point guard.
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