Kawhi Leonard may have played the Los Angeles Lakers in free agency. A report on Friday suggests the Lakers think Leonard manipulated them throughout the process, all the while knowing he wouldn’t be picking the franchise in the end.
ESPN’s Brian Windhorst reported the following on Friday:
The Heat continues to fill out its training camp roster.
On Monday, the Heat signed Tennessee forward Kyle Alexander to an Exhibit 10 contract, which includes an invitation to training camp, according to multiple league sources. The deal is limited to a $50,000 guarantee and leaves the option open for Alexander to eventually play for Miami’s G League affiliate, the Sioux Falls Skyforce, after training camp.
In early June, TMZ had a brief conversation with Kevin Love as he walked around Los Angeles.The interviewer mentioned that when you Google Kevin Love, trade rumors come up. Love’s response was simple.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are having a hard time finding anyone to take Chris Paul’s contract off their hands.
According to Steve Kyler of Basketball Insiders, based on conversations with NBA general managers, there is “almost no appetite” around the league to touch Paul’s contract, particularly the $44 million player option in 2021-22.
The Sixers held a press conference yesterday to showcase six players either signed in free agency or acquired via trade. Two of those guys, Tobias Harris and James Ennis, are returning players, while the remaining four were in locations other than the City of Brotherly Love last season. The event was emblematic of an Elton Brand regime that has quickly become synonymous with rapid roster overhauls. It also marked the culmination of the transition from what many consider the Process era.
The Nets and Cleveland shooting guard David Nwaba have agreed to a two-year deal, according to Shams Charania, who broke the news in a tweet...
With a guarantee deadline looming, the Atlanta Hawks will move on from Jaylen Adams. The news was first reported by Chris Vivlamore of the AJC on Saturday morning.
2019 NBA free agency was expected to be monumental, but never in our wildest dreams did we see it ending this way.
The details of the Golden State Warriors rookie contract with second-round pick Alen Smailagić have been revealed. According to The Athletic’s Michael Scotto, Smailagić has been given a four-year, $4.13 million contract.
