The waiting for Kawhi Leonard’s decision continues. Monday marks the first full day of NBA free agency – roughly $2.5 billion in contract commitments were made in the first six hours that followed the official beginning at 6:01 p.m. EDT Sunday – and there’s still many unanswered questions.
This was supposed to be “the year” for the Knicks. For real this time. But KD and Kyrie are in Brooklyn and New York is left with Plans B and C. But there’s a silver lining.
The Golden State Warriors and Brooklyn Nets have agreed on a sign-and-trade that will send D’Angelo Russell to the Warriors on a four-year, $117 million maximum contract, league sources told ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.
Golden State and Brooklyn are trying to finalize a sign-and-trade deal, delivering All-Star guard D’Angelo Russell on a four-year, $117 million maximum contract to the Warriors, league sources told ESPN.
After a league-changing opening day of free agency, more than a quarter of the league can lay a legitimate claim to being title contenders.
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The Golden State Warriors and Brooklyn Nets have agreed on a sign-and-trade that will send point guard D’Angelo Russell to the Warriors, who will send Andre Iguodala to the Memphis Grizzlies, league sources told ESPN.
Stephen A. Smith was predictably outraged over the Knicks free agency moves Sunday.
Necessary aspect of Jimmy Butler sign-and-trade
The 76ers are going to need shooting next season with JJ Redick now playing for the Pelicans.
