Новости за 01.07.2024

The Philadelphia 76ers are strong frontrunner to land Paul George on a free agent deal, sources told ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski on Sunday, after George informed the Clippers that he will be signing with another team. George’s agent, Aaron Mintz of CAA, had a conversation with LA Clippers president Lawrence Frank on Sunday night that resulted in no new movement on a deal. The Clippers released a statement confirming that George will be leaving in free agency, saying the gap in contract talks was... Читать дальше...

Adrian Wojnarowski: Free agent center Jonas Valanciunas has agreed on a three-year, $30 million deal with the Washington Wizards, sources tell ESPN. pic.twitter.com/0XnEyWotOw
Source: Twitter @wojespn

Chris Haynes: Free agent star Chris Paul intends to sign with the San Antonio Spurs, league sources tell @NBAonTNT, @BleacherReport. pic.twitter.com/drgZmqeO1b
Source: Twitter @ChrisBHaynes

Ohm Youngmisuk: Clippers’ statement on Paul George parting ways following a significant gap in contract talks, exploring an opt-in and trade scenario and excitement about new opportunities and greater flexibility under new CBA to field a “highly competitive team” moving forward: pic.twitter.com/Uajbail3Hk
Source: Twitter @NotoriousOHM

Shams Charania: The Detroit Pistons plan to sign Cade Cunningham to a five-year, $226 million maximum rookie extension, sources tell me and @JLEdwardsIII. pic.twitter.com/Zu828t1jNe
Source: Twitter @ShamsCharania

Shams Charania: Eric Gordon has agreed to a deal with the Philadelphia 76ers, sources tell @TheAthletic @Stadium.
Source: Twitter @ShamsCharania

Adrian Wojnarowski: ESPN Sources: Paul George’s agent — Aaron Mintz of CAA — and Clippers president Lawrence Frank had a conversation a short time ago that resulted in no new movement on a deal and an acknowledgment by both that George is unlikely to return to the Clippers.
Source: Twitter @wojespn

Adrian Wojnarowski: The Clippers’ exit leaves the 76ers as strong frontrunners to land Paul George on a free agent deal, sources tell ESPN. The Sixers contingent is set to meet with George in California tonight.
Source: Twitter @wojespn

Kevin Porter Jr. has agreed to a two-year deal with the Clippers that includes a player option, sources tell @ShamsCharania. Porter was waived by the Thunder after being traded to OKC in Oct. 2023 following a domestic assault charge.
Source: Twitter @TheAthleticNBA

Michael Scotto: Breaking: The Philadelphia 76ers and free agent center Andre Drummond have agreed to a two-year, $10+ million deal, league sources told @hoopshype. Drummond gets a player option Year 2. During his career, Drummond has been a two-time All-Star and a four-time rebounding champion. https://t.co/r9Z77n844C
Source: Twitter @MikeAScotto

Tobias Harris is setting up interviews in Southern California now that free agency is underway. The Detroit Pistons, Utah Jazz, San Antonio Spurs, and Dallas Mavericks were among the teams expressing interest in the 13-year veteran, according to a source. The Mavs would have to land Harris via a sign-and-trade.
Source: Keith Pompey @ The Philadelphia Inquirer

Jake Fischer: Wrote about it this morning, and as my favorite point guard reiterates, there appears to be strong mutual interest between the Nuggets and Russell Westbrook.
Source: x.com

Russell Westbrook opted into his $4 million for this 2024-25 season, and now the Clippers are working to find a trade for Westbrook, league sources told Yahoo Sports. The Nuggets have already considered avenues to add Westbrook, sources said.
Source: Yahoo! Sports

Shams Charania: With cap space teams Orlando focused on wing free agents and Utah focused on current roster decisions, and Knicks working to un-hardcap — sources say the OKC Thunder are in Eugene, Oregon, set to meet with Isaiah Hartenstein.
Source: x.com

NBA on ESPN: “When they signed Kawhi [Leonard] to that deal, they never told Paul George about it.” 😳 @WindhorstESPN on Paul George’s negotiations with the Clippers 👀 pic.twitter.com/x9ASFP7iQ1
Source: Twitter @ESPNNBA

James Harden will return to the LA Clippers on a two-year, $70 million deal. The 10-time NBA All-Star could now likely finish his career in Los Angeles.

NBA on ESPN: “LeBron James is willing to take less money … maybe upwards of $20M so the Lakers can have their full mid-level exception.” 😳 @wojespn with an update on Lebron’s contract status with the Lakers pic.twitter.com/5qheFzb70g
Source: Twitter @ESPNNBA