The Lakers are the only team known to be interested in acquiring Nets guard Kyrie Irving in a sign-and-trade deal, sources told ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski. Teams can execute such deals when free agency opens Thursday night.
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James Harden was named the NBA MVP ahead of LeBron James and Anthony Davis.
The Portland Trail Blazers are hoping to move forward with a combination of veterans in Damian Lillard and Jerami Grant, while bringing along young potential stars in Shaedon Sharpe and Scoot Henderson.
“If Damian Lillard wants to go to a contender, it’s going to probably have to be somewhere [else],” said Adrian Wojnarowski. “Unless he’s willing to wait a couple of years for this group to grow. There’s no magic trade out there for them.
“They’ll to try to re-sign Jerami Grant. I have some confidence they’re going to be able to do that.”
The Blazers didn’t like any of their trade options to move No. 3, so they decided to keep the selection for themselves.
“I think Portland did what was right by their organization, their front office,” added Wojnarowski. “Trading out of No. 3 for whatever the best available veteran would have been would have been malpractice.”
The Warriors’ Draymond Green injured his left index finger on Friday, just two nights after Stephen Curry broke his left hand, and the forward said he was dealing with a “ligament” issue that could keep him off the court.
