Player	Team	Details
Jaylen Clark	Minnesota Timberwolves	3 year/10 million
Jordan Goodwin	Phoenix Suns	3 year/19 million
Collin Gillespie	Phoenix Suns	4 year/48 million
CJ McCollum	Atlanta Hawks	1 year/21 million
Trae Young	Washington Wizards	4 year/212 million
Mohamed Diawara	New York Knicks	4 year/10 million
Coby White	Charlotte Hornets	3 year/74 million
Al Horford	Golden State Warriors	2 year/14 million
Ayo Dosunmu	Minnesota Timberwolves	5 year/112 million
Jose Alvarado	New York Knicks	3 year/14.6 million
Mark Williams	Phoenix Suns	3 year/38 million
Austin Reaves	Los Angeles Lakers	4 year/185 million
Isaiah Hartenstein	Oklahoma City Thunder	3 year/75 million
Ron Harper Jr.	Boston Celtics	3 year/9 million
Josh Minott	Brooklyn Nets	2 year/9 million
Day’Ron Sharpe	Brooklyn Nets	2 year/20 million
Andrew Wiggins	Miami Heat	3 year/64 million
Thomas Bryant	Cleveland Cavaliers	1 year deal
Landry Shamet	New York Knicks	4 year/24 million
Julian Champagnie	San Antonio Spurs	3 year/45 million
Jusuf Nurkic	Utah Jazz	2 year/22 million
Kevin Huerter	Detroit Pistons	3 year/27 million
Kristaps Porzingis	Golden State Warriors	2 year/40 million
Harrison Barnes	San Antonio Spurs	1 year/8 million
Robert Williams	Portland Trailblazers	3 year/44 million
Simone Fontecchio	Miami Heat	1 year/2.6 million
Jock Landale	Atlanta Hawks	1 year/14 million
Ousmane Dieng	Milwaukee Bucks	3 year/17.5 million
DeAndre Jordan	New Orleans Pelicans	1 year TBA
Bones Hyland	Minnesota Timberwolves	TBA
Tim Hardaway Jr	Miami Heat	1 year/6.5 million
Branden Carlson	Portland Trailblazers	1 year/2.5 million
Kobe Sanders	Los Angeles Clippers	4 year/11.2 million
Precious Achiuwa	Sacramento Kings	2 year/11.5 million
Keon Ellis	Brooklyn Nets	2 year/18 million
Luke Kennard	Phoenix Suns	2 year/13 million
Zach Collins	Chicago Bulls	2 year/17 million
Dean Wade	Philadelphia 76ers	4 year/39 million
Bogdan Bogdanović	Houston Rockets	1 year deal
Marcus Smart	Houston Rockets	2 year/13 million
John Collins	Detroit Pistons	3 year/51 million
Norman Powell	Chicago Bulls	2 year/45 million
Ariel Hukporti	Philadelphia 76ers	1 year/3.4 million
Nikola Vucevic	Orlando Magic	1 year/3.9 million
Mike Conley Jr	Boston Celtics	1 year/TBA
Moe Wagner	Brooklyn Nets	2 year/19 million
Jevon Carter	Orlando Magic	1 year/3.5 million
Mitchell Robinson	Boston Celtics	3 year/47.4 million
Quentin Grimes	Los Angeles Lakers	4 year/60 million
Sandro Mamukelashvili	Los Angeles Lakers	4 year/52 million
Collin Sexton	Los Angeles Lakers	2 year/19 million
De’Anthony Melton	Golden State Warriors	2 year/11 million
Alijah Martin	Toronto Raptors	2 year/4.8 million
Jonathon Isaac	Orlando Magic	1 year/TBA

Notable Trades/News

Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bobby Portis to the Miami Heat for Tyler Herro, Kel’el Ware, Jaime Jaquez Jr., Kasparas Jakucionis, 3 first-round picks (including No. 13), 1 pick swap and 1 second-rounder, per Shams
LaMelo Ball and Josh Green to the Minnesota Timberwolves for Naz Reid, a 2033 unprotected first-round pick, three first-round pick swaps and three second-round picks
Hornets trade Miles Bridges, a 2029 first-round pick, and a 2027 second-round pick to the Phoenix Suns in exchange for Grayson Allen, Royce O’Neale, and an unprotected 2033 first-round pick
The Memphis Grizzlies are trading two-time NBA All-Star Ja Morant to the Portland Trail Blazers for Jerami Grant and Kris Murray
Kawhi Leonard heading to the Toronto Raptors for Brandon Ingram, Gradey Dick, 2 first-round picks, 1 pick swap and 2 second-rounders, per Shams
The Los Angeles Lakers are acquiring Walker Kessler from the Utah Jazz for unprotected first-round picks in 2031 and 2033 and first-round swaps in 2028 and 2030, sources tell ESPN. Kessler will sign a massive four-year, $130 million deal with the Lakers.

psychedelic93 | Mavericks

1 | 9 minutes ago

Why these signings coming in bunches with a quiet period in the middle.

pheidippideeznuts

1 | 19 minutes ago

Sorry to be pedantic, but “Trail Blazers” is two words, not “trailblazers”

thomaspatrickmorgan | Pistons

1 | 20 minutes ago

As someone who grew up on Lakers vs. Celtics, their respective team photos are going to be super confusing this fall.

ElBueno3

3 | 43 minutes ago

So do lakers now have a record amount of white guys on their roster?

Snomankid999 | Lakers

1 | 29 minutes ago

Still have room for K Love or Doug McDermontt type

Admiral_Asparagus | Knicks

0 | an hour ago

…LeBron to the Knicks?

Rare-Veterinarian743 | Lakers

-10 | an hour ago

Does anybody fell underwhelm by this free agency? It seems like all these moves doesn’t really shake the current powers in the NBA. Next year, it will still be the Thunder, Spurs and Knicks who are still the powerhouse. Like all these moves seem and feel meaningless in the grand scheme of things.

chagster001 | Heat

6 | an hour ago

This has been the most exciting free agency since 2010

the_gargler | Trail Blazers

6 | an hour ago

What? The Knicks have like 8 real players and they lost one of them, the Thunder lost two core rotation pieces, the Pistons shook up their lineup a lot, the Warriors lost Lebron and added 4 other guys, the Celtics added a Center…

The top of the league changed quite a bit (minus the Spurs, because none of their guys need to get paid yet).

raziiiii | Knicks

5 | an hour ago

We have our whole core except Mitch. Who’s obviously a big part, but we’re banking on Mo playing more and im sure we’ll sign a defensive C

the_gargler | Trail Blazers

0 | an hour ago

Right, “We have our whole core except one of the hardest to replace pieces”, is my point. Signing a min contract washed center to replace Mitchell Robinson will be a significant change…

No-Vegetable-6521 | Bucks

2 | an hour ago

All about the trades now.

KnucklesMcKenzie | Warriors

1 | an hour ago

This isn’t a question about FA per se, but I didn’t want to make a whole ass post for this. Under the new draft lottery rules, does a team’s traded pick get subjected to the worse odds the bottom 3 teams get? Like, let’s say the Lakers suck balls in 2031 and finish with a bottom 3 record, is that pick now worth less than had they finished 4-14 (or whatever the upper limit is)?

Due-Dance-9430 | Spurs

1 | 10 minutes ago

the new draft lottery rules are at the moment only until 2029, but yes that’s correct.

Briggity_Brak | Tampa Bay Raptors

1 | 11 minutes ago

No, the rules will be changed back by then because it’s so fucking stupid.

CalvinistJohnson | Pistons

1 | an hour ago

I would say the pick being traded doesn’t affect the lottery at all. It only conveys after the lottery, so the odds are based on the original owner of the pick (same as always).

KnucklesMcKenzie | Warriors

1 | an hour ago

So, in that case, it could conceivably be better to trade with a team you think will be bad (but not too bad) than a team you can assume will be awful? Like a post-Steph Warriors pick could potentially be worth less than a Bulls pick since the post-Steph Warriors could be more likely to finish with a bottom 3 record?

defiantcross | Suns

2 | an hour ago

it is better to be 5th worst than 1-3 worst, yes

TyTalksSports | Mavericks

2 | an hour ago

Fraudlinka back at it again…

xtehnYouTube | Knicks

6 | 2 hours ago

Lakers are cooked, all offense no defense RIP

the_gargler | Trail Blazers

1 | an hour ago

Oops all guards and centers

andrude01 | Mavericks

2 | an hour ago

Maybe the other teams will be so focused on playing defense that they’ll forget to play offense

Red-fence | Heat

4 | 2 hours ago

Sexton, Grimes, and that other guy to the lakers. What are they building over there

MyManC707

0 | an hour ago

I feel like they’re deeper than last year at least. Love the Sandro pickup for them

megaman47 | Kings

8 | 2 hours ago

Holy shit its a lakers avalanche

Dri-Fit-Socks | Clippers

6 | 2 hours ago

Holy fuck the lakers going nuts lol

onionnurve | 76ers

3 | 3 hours ago

Many candidates for most overpaid players this offseason

DamnReCaptchas | Knicks

2 | 3 hours ago

Is today LeBron day? What do we think?

enterjiraiya | Knicks

3 | 3 hours ago

Mitchell Robinson is why you should NEVER buy an active players jersey.

edylelalo | Celtics

3 | an hour ago

He was still part of a legendary championship team tho, it’s not that bad

Hugo_Hackenbush | POR

7 | 3 hours ago

You can, but you should just make it a player that even if they were to leave they’d still be loved. For example, Brunson should be a safe Knicks jersey no matter what happens the rest of his career.

wkp2101 | Knicks

1 | 15 minutes ago

Or like big Mitch

rickjamesbitch69

5 | 3 hours ago

Why

psychedelic93 | Mavericks

6 | 3 hours ago

I have a weird feeling there is going to be another Mavs-lakers trade……

Nick_Argue | Wizards

14 | 4 hours ago

Finally, the Ariel Hukporti free agency domino has fallen.

kalcheus | Charlotte Bobcats

11 | 4 hours ago

Things are so bad three people rushed to post the Hukporti news

mollifierDE | Mavericks

8 | 7 hours ago

The dynamic of teams rushing to sign players and players rushing to find teams with remaining cap space seems to be broken.

Maybe this is part of agents’ strategy (collusion?) to create more leverage for RFAs? Right now the 48h waiting period seems less important.

hiddenxox | Bucks

3 | 6 hours ago

What teams even have cap space? Bucks do but we already have too many players. It seems like there’s less money available to spend this year

NutsyFlamingo | Knicks

-3 | 6 hours ago

Yeah, this free agency just isn’t entertaining from fans side & seems wildly complicated for teams & players, and I guess weaponized parity is the only winner here.

As a Knicks fan not complaining because having super agent as GM seems more important than a basketball mind in this environment but I imagine this gets changed in future

Green_Confection8130

10 | 8 hours ago

I miss Woj

onelegonedream | Grizzlies

33 | 13 hours ago

Genuinely the worst first day of Free Agency ever. The best player signed was either Luke Kennard or Tim Hardaway.

Also have to put up with Sham’s bum ass, getting scooped by Haynes and constantly thanking and naming the agents like anybody cares. He has the charisma of a brick wall and uses some of the worst / most confusing wording I’ve ever read in my life

tronovich | Bulls

46 | 11 hours ago

Jordan, Kobe and Wade all changed teams today.

And you’re telling me today sucked?

cottonmane8 | Heat

5 | 13 hours ago

right you got guys like LeBron, Harris, Simons, Kuminga, Vucevic, Powell, Sexton, Mitchell, Duren and no one has made a deal already?

mccainjames11 | POR

2 | 10 hours ago

Waiting out JB and Lebron

Internal_Choice_2330

6 | 13 hours ago

I’m not sure if this is the right post to ask this under but I’ll do it since it does sort of pertain to free agency.

From my understanding of the nba salary cap, you have a few options when it comes to signing players when you’re over the cap. Most notably, MLE, extensions, sign and trades, etc. But my understanding is that it is generally pretty hard to sign big contracts when you’re over the cap.

With how essentially almost every nba team is over the cap nowadays, is signing superstar free agents essentially dead in this day and age? It doesn’t seem like any team willingly has 50m in cap space to sign big free agents anymore now that everyone is making a shit ton of money through extensions.

apokolypz | DET

2 | 5 hours ago

I think cap space use to be very valuable because teams could convince themselves they had a shot at free agent superstars. With how the player empowerment era has gone, you usually know where they’re going now well before FA. So unless you’re a team explicitly on their list, you’re probably not bothering to garner cap space.

Also if you’re on Twitter, follow Keith Smith. He’s the best guy for cap stuff.

AIg0rithm | 76ers

1 | 13 hours ago

Yes teams don’t sit with tons of cap to spend, but they can see when big name contracts are expiring and can maneuver their rosters into a position where lots of their contracts all expire during the same offseason which gives them a one time chance to outright sign big name free agents. Teams which fear their star may be wanting to leave would rather try to trade them to get something in return rather than let them walk away for nothing. This puts both sides in a bind though, teams won’t like to pay much for a star they can sign for free, but there’s also no guarantee the star will hit open free agency (they may get traded before that happens and re-sign with their new team)

Internal_Choice_2330

2 | 13 hours ago

Yeah I’ve noticed that a lot recently, where teams are very quick to pull the trigger when there’s a slight chance their star might walk for nothing. Seems like it’s a a culture around this league nowadays, trading superstars have become the norm and teams are very reluctant to have a LeBron esque sweepstake.

AIg0rithm | 76ers

2 | 12 hours ago

It’s not good for business to let someone else get your best asset for free. If re-signing is not possible, it just makes sense to get something in return

Likewise for small market teams, they know stars prefer historical teams (lakers, knicks, Celtics, bulls), and also attractive cities (LA again, Miami, San Francisco). Teams in places like OKC, Minnesota, Utah, Portland, Milwaukee, etc are not gonna have big FA pull if there are competing max contract offers

Gryphon999 | Bucks

2 | an hour ago

Even when we could sell playing with a star, we didn’t get many big names in free agency. Our top FA signings are probably Myles Turner, Bobby Portis, and Greg Monroe.

russlandbot | Nuggets

19 | 15 hours ago

They need to fix free agency, I shouldn’t have to endure an entire NBA season just for the biggest signing to be Luke Kennard or THJ.

Infernous-NS | Spurs

22 | 15 hours ago

Lol you like free agency more than the actual season?

wowlock_taylan | Spurs

-9 | 6 hours ago

I mean, it is kinda more exciting, not gonna lie.

Infernous-NS | Spurs

3 | 3 hours ago

Spurs just made the finals and you think fucking free agency is more exciting?!?

wowlock_taylan | Spurs

1 | an hour ago

I like weird trade stuff. And also, it helps me cope with the terrible finals heartbreak.

Sue me.

Macedonnia2k | Raptors

3 | 5 hours ago

Go watch a reality show on Netflix or something then lmao.

TimeDielation

5 | 15 hours ago

Players just want to have guaranteed money so no stars hit FA.. except for LeBron because he’s immortal and knows he’ll be healthy at the end of each contract, also he’s not dumb and knows that joining a team in FA means you get to a stronger destination than if they had to give up assets

NewStatistician1683

-10 | 15 hours ago

The heck? But free agency starts on the 1st….

Quick-Connection7382 | Knicks

28 | 15 hours ago

Bring back tampering

Leading_Stop546 | Clippers

37 | 16 hours ago

This has been the slowest moving free agencies I can remember

EDRN18

26 | 16 hours ago

We need the LeBron domino to fall

DuckFreak10 | Trail Blazers

19 | 16 hours ago

LeBromino

Leading_Stop546 | Clippers

16 | 16 hours ago

The Decision 2026

AllenHo | Lakers

10 | 16 hours ago

Surprised the Marcus Smart deal hasn’t been announced yet

perilous_times

4 | 16 hours ago

I’m wondering with LeBron leaving if some guys are waiting for Lakers to make moves on Kessler and see what’s left over.

Realistic-Event-1305

5 | 17 hours ago

You guys think the raptors are gonna make any more moves now after Kawhi? I still think we can get a solid big

Ancient_Pitch_8286 | Raptors

-2 | 16 hours ago

do they even have any cap space?

Realistic-Event-1305

2 | 16 hours ago

No clue that’s why I’m asking

sewsgup

3 | 12 hours ago

raptors have no cap space

they got hard capped under the 1st apron after the Kawhi trade (took in more salary than they sent out)

so they have like ~7m left to spend. but they only have 11 players so to get to the minimum 14 it’ll cost 3 vet mins, which are like 2.5m each

theyre either gonna expand the Kawhi deal, do another trade, or tough it out with all vet min signings im guessing

Bring_Party_Supplies | Raptors

0 | 5 hours ago

The Kawhi trade will include another guy (I bet), we’ll snag some vet mins + ascend some internal 905ers/add a few LV competitions

deneuvig | Spurs

28 | 17 hours ago

Can we bring back tampering please?

NutsyFlamingo | Knicks

3 | 17 hours ago

This has been so dull

Briggity_Brak | Tampa Bay Raptors

13 | 17 hours ago

sort-by-new please

nick168 | Australia

0 | 17 hours ago

Done

steveaus | Lakers

2 | 16 hours ago

I am pretty sure we want to sort the SIGNINGS by new - Therefor Zach Collins would be up the top of this thread not the bottom

tpr3 | Nuggets

10 | 17 hours ago

This thread is missing Lebron James to the Charlotte Hornets??

JLynn943 | Kings

6 | 17 hours ago

Precious Achiuwa got 2 yr/$11.5M to stay in Sacramento

DMD612 | Heat

3 | 17 hours ago

Yes finally it’s been pinned. Thank you mods

YerrrKnicks | Knicks

0 | 2 days ago

Would be great if we could get their positions too

Presidentclash2

3 | 2 days ago

Is this an official tracker or a knockoff. There is no link category that takes you to website or tweet of breaking news

Musa_2050 | Lakers

5 | 2 days ago

A rare good post.

Felix_Wyn | Magic

19 | 2 days ago

Jaylen Clark got re-signed (reportedly) by Minnesota (Ayo Dosunmu as well), Jordan Goodwin & Colin Gillespie by the Suns, Coby White by the Hornets, Al Horford by the Warriors, Mohamed Diawara by the Knicks, Trae Young by the Wizards, and CJ McCollum by the Hawks.

I think those are all the extensions so far that haven’t been added.

Crayondy | Timberwolves

2 | 2 days ago

Jaylen Clark 3 year/10 million

matija17k | Timberwolves

0 | 2 days ago

Wasn’t Shamet 4y/24m?

MaxR76 | 76ers

-1 | 2 days ago

That would make more sense. I was like damn he got a nice payday

magicbeaned

0 | 2 days ago

305 back on the map. Bring it on.

NoIntroduction2690 | West

78 | 2 days ago

Mods, please pin this

Montigue | POR

10 | 2 days ago

They usually do

TCTInnings

12 | 2 days ago

Lakers leading free agency in money handed out!

a_moniker | Hornets

6 | 2 days ago

They must be so much better!

Either_Imagination_9 | Knicks

8 | 2 days ago

Leon you’ve done it again!

toejam_wash | Knicks

5 | 2 days ago

Leon must also be offering these dudes 12 months free rent for a 350 sqft 1bd/1ba apt in midtown Manhattan. No way they would pass that up.

a_moniker | Hornets

4 | 2 days ago

Why wouldn’t he? Silver just made circumventing the cap legal!

MaxR76 | 76ers

1 | 2 days ago

Does signing those two mean Robinson is gone? You guys had an expensive ass team as it was. I know Robinson was making $12.5 last year. Not sure what he commands in free agency.

Either_Imagination_9 | Knicks

3 | 2 days ago

Most likely yeah, unless he chooses to take less pay which I don’t think he’s gonna do.

MaxR76 | 76ers

2 | 2 days ago

Damn. Kinda surprised they wouldn’t prioritize him over guard depth given KAT being no stranger to foul trouble and how good he is on the boards

Mean-Plankton-5245 | Knicks

5 | 2 days ago

The problem is the Knicks were gonna have to go into the 2nd apron for him no matter what, which they don’t have to do with shamet. And evidently they don’t want to go into the 2nd apron. Though I’m skeptical that Robinson is gonna get more than like 12 mil a year. He cannot be a starter, even for a desperate team. His ft% and injury concerns mean he simply cannot start. So I think some of the projections for his market are a little high

MaxR76 | 76ers

2 | 2 days ago

That makes sense, wouldn’t be the first team to have to sacrifice a player over the second apron.

Maybe the Sixers can sign him and we just pray that his injuries and Embiids occur at different times so it cancels out

RobbobertoBuii | Knicks

1 | 2 days ago

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