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Following a flurry of trades around the NBA draft and free agency, fans had been waiting for a potential Kevin Durant or Donovan Mitchell deal to materialize this summer. With Durant committing to making things work in Brooklyn, that left Mitchell, who was traded to the Cleveland Cavaliers after talks with the New York Knicks broke down earlier in the week.
Kevin Durant reportedly gave Nets’ owner Joe Tsai an ultimatum: Me or coach Steve Nash and GM Sean Marks.
We almost became numb to how good a defender Rudy Gobert was in Utah, how he constantly cleaned up the messes of a team without quality defenders on the perimeter.
On Thursday, Aug. 4, the Lakers can and will offer LeBron James a contract extension of two years, $97.1 million.
Cleveland Cavaliers All-Star guard Darius Garland has agreed to a five-year, $193 million designated maximum rookie contract extension that could be worth as much as $231 million, his agent, Klutch Sports CEO Rich Paul, told ESPN on Saturday.
For three years, the Nets let Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving run the show in Brooklyn: Giving their friend DeAndre Jordan an oversized contract, then starting Jordan over a far superior at the time Jarrett Allen, pushing Kenny Atkinson out the door because Irving, in particular, was not a fan, trading away a container ship full of future picks to Houston for James Harden so they could have a big three, going back on their “no vaccine, no play” policy and bringing Irving in as a part-time player in part due to Durant’s wishes.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are hiring Luke Walton as an assistant coach, sources told ESPN on Tuesday.
Un final nada vistoso para lo que había sido un curso excelente en Ohio, uno en el que la franquicia fue la revelación del primer tramo de curso antes de sufrir una plaga bíblica de lesiones. La temporada 1997-98, que se dice pronto, había sido la última en la que los Cavs habían conseguido un balance por encima del 50% de victorias y un billete para playoffs sin LeBron James en sus filas. Finalmente consiguieron lo primero (44-38) pero, lastrados por las bajas, cayeron hasta la zona de play in y no pudieron ahí con Brooklyn Nets y Atlanta Hawks.