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The NBA offseason has been a busy one featuring blockbuster trades, max contract extensions and under-the-radar signings. There are also several marquee players who have still yet to be signed.
As the NBA summer of 2022 draws to a close, there are still some impact players available who might make a difference for teams and should be considered as free agents for franchises to sign.
The Toronto Raptors are reportedly one of a handful of teams who are interested in Utah Jazz star Donovan Mitchell.
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With NBA executives out of the oppressive heat of Las Vegas — and many off on vacation — the NBA free agency and trade markets have shifted down a gear in intensity.
WHEN THE ATLANTA HAWKS traded three future first-round picks — including two unprotected — and an unprotected pick swap to the San Antonio Spurs for Dejounte Murray, a lot of observers compared the deal to the Milwaukee Bucks forking over three first-round picks for Jrue Holiday in 2020.
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.
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