Day: November 21, 2020

Former Thunder power forward Danilo Gallinari is finalizing a deal to sign with the Hawks, according to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski. Gallinari will average more than $20 million a season with the Hawks, who are pushing hard to put together a playoff roster around star guard Trae Young. The full terms of the deal is three years, $61.5 million, according to Wojnarowski. Gallinari's deal is the largest multi-year contract for a player who is older than 30 and has never made an All-Star game, according to Wojnarowski

On the first night of free agency, De’Aaron Fox was the first huge winner. Fox and the Sacramento Kings agreed on a max deal Friday night, agent Chris Gaston said. It’s a five-year pact that will pay Fox $163 million, and that figure could rise to nearly $200 million if Fox makes an All-NBA team or receives other league honors.

Joe Harris has agreed to re-sign with the Nets, keeping one of the NBA’s best shooters in Brooklyn. The Nets checked off what general manager Sean Marks called their biggest priority in free agency on Friday night by agreeing to a deal with the swingman. Priority Sports, which represents Harris, announced the deal on Twitter.