The Rockets and Carmelo Anthony are discussing his role with the team and how they might still be able to proceed together for the rest of the season, league sources told ESPN.
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The Lakers’ Jordan Farmar makes the nifty no-look pass to Brian Cook, who slams it home against the Sonics for the Haier Play of the Day Oct. 18, 2007.
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Myles Turner and the Indiana Pacers have reached agreement on a rare renegotiation-and-extension. Turner will up his currently salary by over $17 million, while adding two new years and nearly $41 million to his deal.
Because Turner is extension-eligible and the Pacers have cap space, they were able to push Turner’s salary from $18 million to $35 million for this season. From there, Indiana added two years to the deal through the 2024-25 season.
This extension takes Turner off the trade market ahead of next month’s trade deadline. In addition, the renegotiation will bring Indiana over the salary floor for this season. The Pacers will have roughly $10 million in cap space to work with before the February 9 trade deadline.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have agreed to acquire Kevin Porter Jr. and two second round picks from the Houston Rockets for Victor Oladipo and Jeremiah Robinson-Earl.
The Thunder will waive Porter, who was recently arrested on domestic violence charges. Oklahoma City will pay the $16.9 million guaranteed to Porter as they waive him.
The Thunder are acquiring a 2027 second via Minnesota and a 2028 second via Milwaukee.
