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The National Basketball Association has begun an investigation on the New York Knicks for alleged tampering regarding free agent pickup Jalen Brunson, according to Chris Haynes of Yahoo Sports.
The Los Angeles Lakers front office is still looking to make a bold move this offseason — if not for Kyrie Irving, maybe bringing in a player such as Eric Gordon or Patrick Beverley.
The 76ers signed P.J. Tucker to the non-taxpayer mid-level exception (which triggered the hard cap). They signed Danuel House with the bi-annual exception (another move that would’ve triggered the hard cap). They added salary by trading for De'Anthony Melton.
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The Brooklyn Nets are asking for a historic return in a Kevin Durant trade — and after seeing what Utah got back for Rudy Gobert, the price went up. Other teams are understandably trying to negotiate that price down, and the result is talks that are dragging out and will likely continue to do so.
Less than a week ago, when Kyrie Irving was looking for a way to arrange a sign-and-trade from the Nets to the Lakers, Brooklyn wanted nothing to do with Russell Westbrook and his $47 million contract.
With the always entertaining NBA off-season in full swing, the Los Angeles Lakers and Brooklyn Nets are "actively engaged" in trade discussions involving star point guards Russell Westbrook and Kyrie Irving, according to Chris Haynes of Yahoo Sports.
Through two days of free agency, there have been 58 new contracts and nine contract extensions with an estimated net value above $2.8 billion. (From the brilliant Keith Smith, via Mark Stein.)