Lowe Adds Trail Blazers as Potential Kevin Durant Trade Destination
The ESPN analysts cite Portland as a potential new home for the 12-time All Star.
Source: blazersedge.com
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Josh Primo Released by Spurs; Guard Was 2021 NBA Draft Lottery Pick
The San Antonio Spurs have announced the
Source: bleacherreport.com
Josh Primo Released by Spurs; Guard Says He's Stepping Away to Focus on Mental Health
The San Antonio Spurs have announced the
Source: bleacherreport.com
Spurs waive 2021 lottery pick Josh Primo
Its virtually unprecedented for an NBA team to simply waive a lottery pick from the previous season.
Source: yardbarker.com
The Dallas Mavericks fall in ESPN's Future Power Rankings
The annual ranking looks slightly ahead
Source: mavsmoneyball.com
The Hoop Collective - Russell Westbrook and the Los Angeles Lakers' discipline test
Poor shooting nights, social media mockery and media criticism. The Lakers are 0-3 and its already time to evaluate in this weeks The Hoop Collective where they go from here.
Source: espn.com
What is the NBA luxury tax? Which team pays the most in luxury tax?
A look into the NBA Luxury Tax in the 2022-23 season, and the Warriors’ luxury tax bill after Jordan Poole and Andrew Wiggins contracts
Source: as.com
Former first-round pick Noah Vonleh makes Celtics' roster
Big man Noah Vonleh has made the Celtics‘ regular season roster. Vonleh’s contract will be non-guaranteed until January, so he’ll be paid on per-day basis until then.
Source: yardbarker.com
Golden State Warriors Contract Extensions Poole Wiggins
Golden State Warriors Finalize Contract Extensions with Jordan Poole and Andrew Wiggins: Landing them at a whopping $483 million USD in estimated payroll and luxury tax.
Adrian Wojnarowski Andrew Wiggins Draymond Green Steven Heumann Golden State Warriors Front Office Insider Bobby Marks
Source: hypebeast.com
Warriors lock up Poole and Wiggins, but not Draymond Green
If Green were to opt into his $27.6 million for next year, the Warriors payroll and tax penalties would be a whopping $483 million for 2023-24, so he looks like the odd man out.
Source: yardbarker.com