Blake Griffin and the Detroit Pistons have agreed to a buyout, the team announced Friday. The 31-year-old former All-Star will now become an unrestricted free agent.
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Chris Mannix and Shams Charania debate which NBA team in the lottery needs their ping pong ball to land in the number one spot to turn their franchise around.
When the Portland Trail Blazers evaluated trade options with the No. 3 overall pick, Zach Lowe reports that no “sensible deal” ever presented itself.
The New Orleans Pelicans and Toronto Raptors weren’t ready on draft day to pivot away from Zion Williamson, Pascal Siakam, or OG Anunoby, sources tell Lowe.
The Los Angeles Clippers push back on the idea they genuinely explored Paul George’s trade value, but trading away the pick that became Scoot Henderson for a 33-year-old with injury issues would be problematic for the Blazers.
The Brooklyn Nets never showed interest in trading Mikal Bridges for No. 3.
Members of the New York Knicks front office believe they have enough assets to trade for a “significant player” even after acquiring OG Anunoby, according to Ian Begley of SNY.
The Knicks currently have up to eight tradeable first-round picks, including four of their own.
The team also has several trade-eligible players, including Evan Fournier and his $18 million expiring contract (Josh Hart and Miles McBride cannot be traded prior to the 2024 trade deadline).
Shams Charania added that the Knicks will always have interest in Karl-Anthony Towns, though Begley notes that a deal is unlikely considering the Timberwolves’ success this year.
