One of the most highly anticipated off-seasons in NBA history is in full force. Tonight at 6 p.m. on June 30th is the unofficial official start of NBA free agency. Some mighty large names will be available on the open market to sign for any organization they so desire. Below is a list of names that are free agents and teams who own the most cap space to go wrestling for a player that can join their respective squads.
Tyler Barger explores the biggest names available in NBA free agency and gathers their rumored landing spots.
According to the 98.7 FM Arizona’s Sports Station’s John Gambadoro, the Los Angeles Lakers could target Miami Heat point guard Goran Dragic should they miss out on Kawhi Leonard or D’Angelo Russell.
The Philadelphia 76ers are bringing back free agent forward Tobias Harris on a five-year, $180 million contact, writes Andersen Pickard.
Tyler Barger explores the biggest names available in NBA free agency and gathers their rumored landing spots.
An important off-season awaits Jimmy Butler, who is an unrestricted free agent. While he hasn’t ruled out a return to the Philadelphia 76ers, the free agent forward will have a conversation with the Miami Heat and the Houston Rockets.
This time last year, Laker fans were rejoicing in the fact that LeBron James chose to dawn the purple and gold. Laker fans instantly envisioned championships and former glory restored. However, last season wasn’t a testament to what the Lakers could eventually become.
Kemba Walker intends to sign a four-year, $141 million contract with the Boston Celtics after he was lowballed by Charlotte, writes Lamarr Fields.
The Brooklyn Nets’ 2018-19 season was a demonstration of what can be achieved when team-mates simply like one another. Considered a long shot to make the playoffs last October, New York’s unfashionable franchise defied all expectations to make the playoffs, courtesy of strong chemistry, a never-say-die attitude and an egoless group of much-maligned misfits. Although they bowed out in the first round, they gave the heavily-favored Philadelphia 76ers a fright and with a band of young, united and hungry players, the Nets appear perfectly placed to develop further in the near future.
Yaw Bonsu gives the top-three teams that Kyrie Irving would fit best with ahead of free agency.
Chris Totaro gives his early offseason NBA power rankings.
With free agency approaching, Kevin Durant will be one of the most sought after players this summer. Here are the three best fits for Durant, writes Yaw Bonsu
One of the most highly anticipated off-seasons in NBA history is in full force. Tonight at 6 p.m. on June 30th is the unofficial official start of NBA free agency. Some mighty large names will be available on the open market to sign for any organization they so desire. Below is a list of names that are free agents and teams who own the most cap space to go wrestling for a player that can join their respective squads.
Tyler Barger explores the biggest names available in NBA free agency and gathers their rumored landing spots.
According to the 98.7 FM Arizona’s Sports Station’s John Gambadoro, the Los Angeles Lakers could target Miami Heat point guard Goran Dragic should they miss out on Kawhi Leonard or D’Angelo Russell.
The Philadelphia 76ers are bringing back free agent forward Tobias Harris on a five-year, $180 million contact, writes Andersen Pickard.
Tyler Barger explores the biggest names available in NBA free agency and gathers their rumored landing spots.
An important off-season awaits Jimmy Butler, who is an unrestricted free agent. While he hasn’t ruled out a return to the Philadelphia 76ers, the free agent forward will have a conversation with the Miami Heat and the Houston Rockets.
This time last year, Laker fans were rejoicing in the fact that LeBron James chose to dawn the purple and gold. Laker fans instantly envisioned championships and former glory restored. However, last season wasn’t a testament to what the Lakers could eventually become.
Kemba Walker intends to sign a four-year, $141 million contract with the Boston Celtics after he was lowballed by Charlotte, writes Lamarr Fields.
The Brooklyn Nets’ 2018-19 season was a demonstration of what can be achieved when team-mates simply like one another. Considered a long shot to make the playoffs last October, New York’s unfashionable franchise defied all expectations to make the playoffs, courtesy of strong chemistry, a never-say-die attitude and an egoless group of much-maligned misfits. Although they bowed out in the first round, they gave the heavily-favored Philadelphia 76ers a fright and with a band of young, united and hungry players, the Nets appear perfectly placed to develop further in the near future.
Yaw Bonsu gives the top-three teams that Kyrie Irving would fit best with ahead of free agency.
Chris Totaro gives his early offseason NBA power rankings.
With free agency approaching, Kevin Durant will be one of the most sought after players this summer. Here are the three best fits for Durant, writes Yaw Bonsu
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