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When does NBA free agency start? Top players, 2025 salary cap space
NBA free agency begins Monday, June 30 and it doesn’t have the same prominence as some offseasons – mainly because there are not many teams with the salary cap space to make major moves, some projected free agents already have reached deals or plan to reach deals with their current teams and it’s not a high-profile free-agent class.
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NBA free-agency live updates: LeBron James exercises option with Lakers; Julius Randle to re-sign with Timberwolves
Saturday afternoon, in a move first reported by The Athletic, the Philadelphia 76ers tendered Quentin Grimes an $8.7 million qualifying offer, making him a restricted free agent. That will allow Philadelphia to match any offer Grimes gets on the open free-agent market.
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Five fascinating NBA Western Conference extension candidatesAfter examining the Eastern Conference, let’s turn our attention to the West and look at five intriguing extension-eligible ...
Hauser has recently been speculated as a possible trade candidate for the Celtics this offseason. The post Sam Hauser ...
This mailbag breaks down Detroit Pistons options in 2025 NBA free agency, looks ahead to next season's Eastern Conference ...
We've already seen some notable trades agreed upon, but what else should you know before free agency (officially) begins.
The latest Lakers rumors speculate that LA could push for a blockbuster NBA trade with the Miami Heat for a former No. 1 pick ...
Will the Pacers keep Myles Turner in free agency? And how the Tyrese Haliburton injury affects offseason plans.
It’s worth examining where the Magic stand from a financial perspective after selecting Jase Richardson and Noah Penda in the ...
The second apron has really changed how NBA teams can do business this time of year. So, while fans can play around with the ...
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How the NBA collective bargaining agreement is helping programs like WisconsinJohn Tonje's selection by the Utah Jazz exemplifies this shift, as he likely wouldn't have been drafted under the old CBA.
Paul George's contract has become an albatross for the Philadelphia 76ers as he's owed $162 million over the next three ...
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