The Official NBA 2025 Off-Season/Free Agency Thread:
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In The Zone '98
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ALonelyDad
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Was surprised they paid him with them already having AD & Lively. Probably means PJ Washington out the door
In The Zone '98
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duckbutta
eienaar van mans
Lot's of teams hurt by this cause he was a top trade candidate in a lot of off season talks
Jrue holiday for Anfernee Simon’s 
ALonelyDad
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Mavs getting their business sorted, I expect them to trade away PJ/Martin brother
DoubleJ13
Smooth sailing from here on out...
Presti should trade 5 picks for Washington just to keep him from only going off against the Thunder
ALonelyDad
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Kings are SO unserious boy
ALonelyDad
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they are desperate for a point guard, too bad they had 2 good ones
ALonelyDad
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Among various options that Atlanta is exploring with its trade and financial flexibility — in the event that the Timberwolves, in their quests to re-sign Julius Randle and Naz Reid, run out of the flexibility needed to re-sign Alexander-Walker.
To reiterate an item from Monday night's notes: The Lakers, I'm told, are not pursuing a trade for Utah's John Collins despite reports suggesting otherwise.
Utah is open to trading Collins this offseason, sources say, but his market is apparently still forming and might not take shape until after this week's draft proceedings. Thursday is the deadline for Collins to activate his $26.6 million player option for next season or bypass it to become a free agent.
Among the veterans currently being monitored leaguewide for potential inclusion in trades this offseason: Miami's Andrew Wiggins, Toronto's RJ Barrett and Immanuel Quickley, Utah's Collin Sexton and Jordan Clarkson in addition to Collins, Washington's Marcus Smart and Milwaukee's Pat Connaughton.
To reiterate an item from Monday night's notes: The Lakers, I'm told, are not pursuing a trade for Utah's John Collins despite reports suggesting otherwise.
Utah is open to trading Collins this offseason, sources say, but his market is apparently still forming and might not take shape until after this week's draft proceedings. Thursday is the deadline for Collins to activate his $26.6 million player option for next season or bypass it to become a free agent.
Among the veterans currently being monitored leaguewide for potential inclusion in trades this offseason: Miami's Andrew Wiggins, Toronto's RJ Barrett and Immanuel Quickley, Utah's Collin Sexton and Jordan Clarkson in addition to Collins, Washington's Marcus Smart and Milwaukee's Pat Connaughton.
