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There’s a simple logic for why both the Jazz and Knicks want to finalize a Donovan Mitchell trade before training camp ideally, and certainly before the season begins (the Knicks remain the clear frontrunner to land Mitchell).
Kevin Durant requested a trade. Six weeks later, when he met with owner Joe Tsai, Durant reiterated his trade request and threw down a me-or-the-coach-and-GM ultimatum. Durant has never been one to make rash decisions, he thinks things through and then sticks with what he decides.
On Thursday, Aug. 4, the Lakers can and will offer LeBron James a contract extension of two years, $97.1 million.
NBA free agency has been a frenzy since the moment the clock struck midnight Thursday, June 30, as several star athletes agreed to record-setting deals to stay the faces of their respective franchises, and a few recognizable players will be suiting up for new teams in 2022-23.
NBA Summer League is winding down and league executives are heading home (or on European vacations), making this the time of year when the free agent and trade market typically slows down. This year there are some bigger names still hanging out there — Collin Sexton, Montrezl Harrell, the Donovan Mitchell sweepstakes — but this is the point in the summer when teams have largely assembled their rosters and are looking ahead.
Good luck finding anyone around the league — outside the state of Utah, anyway — that thinks Donovan Mitchell will be a member of the Jazz a year from now.
Rudy Gobert has been traded to Minnesota. Royce O’Neal was traded to Brooklyn.
The Toronto Raptors may be players in the Kevin Durant sweepstakes, according to ESPN's Tim Bontemps.