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Live Tracker: NBA Free Agency news and updates
Jun 30, 2022, 2:22 PM | Updated: Jul 11, 2022, 3:06 pm
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Welcome to free agency season NBA fans!
The NBA’s legal tampering period officially kicked off Thursday at 3 P.M. PST, starting the most dramatic and chaotic time of the year for the league. Where will the stars and the role players of the NBA wind up? Below is everything you need to know to stay up-to-date with all the moves of the NBA during the first week of free agency.
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NOTE: Players can not sign contracts until the legal tampering period ends on July 6th.
Sunday, July 10th
3:55 pm PST
Taj Gibson agrees to deal with the Washington Wizards
Contract: 1-year, Vet minimum
2:25 pm PST
Danilo Gallinari agrees to deal with the Boston Celtics
Contract: 2-year, $13.3 million
Friday, July 8th
2:15 pm PST
Damian Lillard agrees to extension with the Portland Trailblazers
Contract: 2-year, $122 million
11:30 am PST
Frank Kaminsky agrees to deal with the Atlanta Hawks
Contract: 1-year, Vet minimum
Thursday, July 7th
9:50 am PST
John Konchar agrees to extension with the Memphis Grizzles
Contract: 3-year, $19 million
Wednesday, July 6th
9:20 am PST
Caleb Martin agrees to re-sign with the Miami Heat
Contract: 3-year, $20-plus million
Tuesday, July 5th
8:45 am PST
Edmond Sumner agrees to deal with the Brooklyn Nets
Contract: 1-year, Vet minimum
6:45 am PST
T.J. Warren agrees to deal with the Brooklyn Nets
Contract: 1-year, Vet minimum
5:30 am PST
Gorgui Dieng intends to sign with the San Antonio Spurs
Contract: 1-year, Vet minimum
Monday, July 4th
8:55 am PST
Serge Ibaka intends to re-sign with the Milwaukee Bucks
Contract: 1-year, Vet minimum
Sunday, July 3rd
12:15 pm PST
Goran Dragic intends to sign with the Chicago Bulls
Contract: 1-year, $2.9 million
Saturday, July 2nd
1:50 pm PST
Zion Williamson agrees to max extension with the New Orleans Pelicans
Contract: 5-years, $193 million up to $231 million
12:30 PM PST
Cody Martin intends to re-sign with the Charlotte Hornets
Contract: 4-year, $32 million
9:30 am PST
Darius Garland agrees to max extension with the Cleveland Cavaliers
Contract: 5-years, $193 million up to $231 million
9:20 am PST
Bismack Biyombo intends to re-sign with the Phoenix Suns
Contract: TBD
Friday, July 1st
8:25 pm PST
Damion Lee intends to sign with the Phoenix Suns
Contract: 1-year, Vet minimum
6:45 pm PST
Bryn Forbes intends to sign with the Minnesota Timberwolves
Contract: 1-year, Vet minimum
5:10 pm PST
Jalen Smith intends to re-sign with the Indiana Pacers
Contract: 2-years, TBD
4:20 pm PST
Donte DiVincenzo intends to sign with the Golden State Warriors
Contract: 2-years, $9.3 million
12:45 pm PST
The Utah Jazz is trading center Rudy Gobert to the Minnesota Timberwolves for multiple draft picks and players.
The Timberwolves are sending Malik Beasley, Patrick Beverley, Walker Kessler, Jarred Vanderbilt and multiple first-round picks for Gobert, sources tell ESPN.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) July 1, 2022
12 pm PST
Kevon Looney intends to re-sign with the Golden State Warriors
Contract: 3-years, $25.5 million
10:40 am PST
The Boston Celtics grabbed Malcolm Brogdon from the Indiana Pacers in a multi-player trade.
Celtics are also including Nik Stauskas, Malik Fitts and Juwan Morgan in the trade, sources tell ESPN.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) July 1, 2022
10:15 am PST
The Atlanta Hawks have traded Kevin Huerter to the Sacramento Kings for Justin Holiday, Moe Harkless, and a future first-round pick, according to Adrian Wojnarowski.
9:20 am PST
John Wall agrees to sign with the Los Angeles Clippers
Contract: 2-years, $13.2 million
9 am PST:
Zach LaVine intends to re-sign with the Chicago Bulls
Contract: 5-years, $215.2 million
8:30 am PST:
Otto Porter Jr. intends to sign with the Toronto Raptors
Contract: TBD
7:40 am PST:
Thaddeus Young intends to re-sign with the Toronto Raptors
Contract: TBD
7:30 am PST:
Mitchell Robinson intends to re-sign with the New York Knicks
Contract: 4-years, $60 million
7:21 am PST:
Bruce Brown intends to sign with the Denver Nuggets
Contract: 2-years, $13 million
6:40 am PST
Ricky Rubio intends to sign with the Cleveland Cavaliers
Contract: TBD
Thursday, June 30th
10:30 pm PST:
Gary Payton II intends to sign with the Portland Trailblazers
Contract: 3-years, $28 million
7:15 pm PST:
Andre Drummond intends to sign with the Chicago Bulls
Contract: 2-years, $6.6 million
6 pm PST:
Delon Wright intends to sign with the Washington Wizards
Contract: 2-years, $16 million
5:30 pm PST:
Kevin Knox intends to sign with the Detroit Pistons
Contract: 2-years, $6 million
4:40 pm PST: Javale McGee intends to sign with the Dallas Mavericks
Contract: 3-year, $20.1 million
Grade: B
4:40 pm PST: Juan Tuscano-Anderson intends to sign with the LA Lakers
Contract: TBD
Grade: Incomplete
4:15 pm PST: Nic Claxton intends to re-sign with the Brooklyn Nets
Contract: 2-year, $20 million
Grade: B+
4:05 pm PST: Troy Brown Jr. intends to sign with the LA Lakers
Contract: 1-year, veteran minimum
Grade: B-
4 pm PST: Lonnie Walker IV intends to sign with the LA Lakers
Contract: 1-year, $6.5 million
Grade: A-
3:55 pm PST: Jae’Sean Tate intends to re-sign with the Houston Rockets
Contract: 3-year, $22.1 million
Grade: B
3:55 pm PST: Patty Mills intends to re-sign with the Brooklyn Nets
Contract: 2-year, $14 million
Grade: B-
3:50 pm PST: Marvin Bagley III intends to re-sign with the Detroit Pistons
Contract: 3-year, $37 million
Grade: C+
3:30 pm PST: Thaddeus Young intends to re-sign with the Toronto Raptors
Contract: 2-year, $16 million
Grade: B-
3:25 pm PST: Dewayne Dedmon intends to re-sign with the Miami Heat
Contract: 2-year, $9 million
Grade: B
3:20 pm PST: Damian Jones intends to sign with the LA lakers
Contract: 2-year, TBD
Grade: Incomplete
3:15 pm PST: Amir Coffey intends to re-sign with the LA Clippers
Contract: 3-year, $11 million
Grade: A-
3:15 pm PST: Chris Boucher intends to re-sign with the Toronto Raptors
Contract: 3-year, $35.25 million
Grade: C+
3:15 pm PST: Lu Dort intends to re-sign with the OKC Thunder
Contract: 5-year, $87.5 million
Grade: B+
3:10 pm PST: Joe Ingles intends to sign with the Milwaukee Bucks
Contract: 1-year, $6.5 million
Grade: B+
3:10 pm PST: Tyus Jones intends to re-sign with the Memphis Grizzlies
Contract: 2-year, $30 million
Grade: B
3:10 pm PST: Mo Bamba intends to re-sign with the Orlando Magic
Contract: 2-year, $21 million
Grade: B-
3:05 pm PST: Bobby Portis intends to re-sign with the Milwaukee Bucks
Contract: 4-year, $49 million
Grade: B
3:05 pm PST: Anfernee Simons agrees to extension with the Portland Trail Blazers
Contract: 4-year, $100 million
Grade: B-
3:05 pm PST: Nicolas Batum intends to re-sign with the LA Clippers
Contract: 2-year, $22 million
Grade: B
3:05 pm PST: P.J. Tucker intends to sign with the Philadelphia 76ers
Contract: 3-year, $33.2 million
Grade: B-
3 pm PST: Isaiah Hartenstein intends to sign with the New York Knicks
Contract: 2-year, $16 million
Grade: C
3 pm PST: Nikola Jokic agrees to supermax extension with the Denver Nuggets
Contract: 5-year, $264 million
Grade: A
3 pm PST: Devin Booker agrees to supermax extension with the Phoenix Suns
Contract: 4-year, $214 million
Grade: A-
A no-brainer move for the Suns as Devin Booker is just starting to enter his prime at age 25. Making his first All-NBA team last season, Book averaged 26.8 ppg, 5 rpg, 4.8 apg in 21-22, leading the Suns to the best record in the NBA.
An elite scorer entering the better part of his career, the sky is the limit for Booker.
3 pm PST: Bradley Beal intends to re-sign with the Washington Wizards
Contract: 5-year, $251 million
Grade: C
Love Beal’s abilities on the basketball court, hate the contract. At his best, Bradley is a second option on a contending team but by giving him the 10-year max, the Wizards are looking at a similar situation they faced with John Wall in 2019.
Don’t expect the Wizards and Beal to stay together throughout the entirely of this contract as the last three years equal more than $50 million per season for a player entering his 30s.
3 pm PST: Victor Oladipo intends to re-sign with the Miami Heat
Contract: 1-year, $11 million
Grade: B+
A good move for the Miami Heat to bring back their perimeter depth in Oladipo. Even though he’s often injured, Vic showed real signs of his former all-star self last season, despite his limited playing time.
This is a win-now move for Miami that keeps their culture together.
3 pm PST: Malik Monk intends to sign with the Sacramento Kings
Contract: 2-year, $19 million
Grade: B
This was first reported by James Ham of The Kings beat earlier today and now it’s official: Malik Monk is coming to Sacramento to play alongside his former Kentucky teammate De’Aaron Fox.
The move should be seen as a good one for Kings fans as Monk is a certified bucket-getter that showed real improvement on the Lakers last season. The Kings certainly need more perimeter defense, but it doesn’t hurt to get another above average shot creator on a fairly reasonable deal.
3 pm PST: Jalen Brunson intends to sign with the New York Knicks
Contract: 5-year, $106 million
Grade: B
Brunson joining his hometown New York Knicks seemed more of a formality as the president of basketball operations Leon Rose and Worldwide West had zeroed in on Brunson after hiring his father, Rick, to their coaching staff earlier this offseason. The signing became even more apparent after the Knicks cleared $30 million in cap space by trading away Nerlens Noel and Alec Burks to the Pistons Tuesday. The move is a good one for the Knicks as Brunson is only 25-years-old, establishing himself as a valuable contributor during the playoffs last season.
The staggering part comes with the contract as five years, $106 million seems to be a bit of an overpay for a player that hasn’t made an all-star team yet. Still, the move is a step in the right direction as Knicks fans should be excited to have an above average playoff point guard on the roster, even if it isn’t the splashiest of moves.
