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• Mavericks Can Sign Luka Doncic To $346 Million Extension In 2025According to NBA front office insider Bobby Marks of ESPN, the Dallas Mavericks can sign Luka Doncic to a five-year, $346 million extension in 2025. That contract would be the richest deal in NBA history. Luka Doncic has reached the 65-game criteria. He is now eligible for MVP and All-NBA honors. Doncic will also reach […] The post Mavericks Can Sign Luka Doncic To $346 Million E...2024Click for news about Million Extension -
• Bucks Notes: Giannis, Lillard, Defense
Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo played his 65th game of the season on Thursday vs. Brooklyn, which means he’s now eligible for all the major postseason awards, notes ESPN’s Bobby Marks (via Twitter). A two-time MVP and seven-time All-NBA member, Antetokounmpo has an excellent case for additional hardware in 2023/24. He’s averaging 30.7 PPG, 11.2 RPG, […]...2024Visit the page Giannis Antetokounmpo
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• Rockets Were Close To Signing Brook Lopez Last OffseasonThe Houston Rockets were set to sign Brook Lopez last summer before Lopez decided to re-sign with the Milwaukee Bucks, sources told Bobby Marks of ESPN. The Rockets signed several veteran free agents over the offseason, including Fred VanVleet, Jeff Green, Jock Landale, Aaron Holiday, and Boban Marjanovic. Lopez, who is averaging 12.8 points and 5.0 rebounds on the season, signed a two-year, $48 ...2024Read about Houston Rockets -
• Southwest Notes: Biyombo, Osman, Sengun, Grizzlies
The Grizzlies signed Bismack Biyombo to a one-year, $5MM deal with a $1MM guarantee on Wednesday rather than the $3MM prorated veteran’s minimum. Bobby Marks of ESPN points out (Twitter link) that if the Grizzlies had signed him to a minimum deal, he would have earned around $920K from now until late December, when Ja […]...2023See more articles Bismack Biyombo
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• Southeast Notes: Murray, Oladipo, O. Robinson, Isaac
Hawks guard Dejounte Murray received a $500K bonus earlier this week after he converted his 123rd three-pointer, per ESPN’s Bobby Marks (Twitter links). As Marks notes, the bonus was considered unlikely because Murray had never previously reached that milestone. Atlanta’s 2022/23 cap hit will increase by $500K as a result, moving the team just $1.1MM […]...2023Click for news about Dejounte Murray
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• And-Ones: Taxpayers, Cap Room, Traded Cash, Sims, Lue, More
Prior to the trade deadline, 10 NBA teams projected to be taxpayers this season and the 20 non-taxpayers were each projected to receive $17.2MM as a result of those tax penalties, according to ESPN’s Bobby Marks (Twitter link). However, one of those 10 taxpayers – the Sixers – ducked below the tax line with a […]...2023See more Cap Room
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• PJ Washington Reaches 41-Game Starter Criteria, Locks In $8.4M Qualifying Offer This OffseasonPJ Washington met the 41-game starter criteria with the Charlotte Hornets and locked in a qualifying offer of $8.4 million this summer, reported Bobby Marks of ESPN. Washington is the first player from the 2019 draft class who didn't sign an extension to meet the criteria. Washington is averaging 15.3 points and 4.6 rebounds this season....2023See more Charlotte Hornets -
• Mavericks Waive Facundo CampazzoThe Dallas Mavericks have waived guard Facundo Campazzo. Campazzo (5-11, 165) first joined the NBA by signing with the Denver Nuggets in November of 2020 after a decorated international career playing in Argentina and Spain. He signed with the Mavericks on Oct. 18, 2022, and played in eight games this season with 10 points, nine assists and six steals. The Mavericks will incur a $464,299 cap hit o...2022Continue with Facundo Campazzo -
• Nuggets star Nikola Jokic’s historic $241 million MVP victory
Denver Nuggets star Nikola Jokic was named 2020-21 NBA MVP on Tuesday night. In the process, Jokic helped make himself super rich by becoming eligible for a supermax contract extension in 2022 or 2023, according to ESPN’s Bobby Marks. Based on current projections, a Jokic supermax extension in 2022 would be the largest contract in […] The post Nuggets star Nikola Jokic’s historic...2021Visit the page Nikola Jokic
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• NBA Rumors: What Dwight Howard’s One-Year Deal With 76ers Looks Like
Dwight Howard reportedly is taking his talents to Philadelphia, and we’re getting our first look at just how much he’s expected to make. Howard’s contract is for the veteran minimum exception of $2.6 million, sources tell ESPN’s Bobby Marks. The cap hit reportedly sits at $1.6 million. Howard, 34, averaged 7.5 points, 7.3 rebounds and […] The post NBA Rumors: What Dwi...2020Check it out Dwight Howard
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• How repeating as MVP affects Giannis Antetokounmpo’s future contract options
Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo just bagged his second consecutive MVP award. The 25-year-old had a tremendous season with the Bucks, and has since been rewarded with the Most Valuable Player title for the second year running. That’s not the only reward Giannis will receive now that his MVP win is official. Bobby Marks of […] The post How repeating as MVP affects Gianni...2020See more articles Giannis Antetokounmpo
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• Buddy Hield’s bonus down $1,500,000 after Kings failed to make playoffs
Buddy Hield has failed to lead the Sacramento Kings to the postseason and as a result, his bonus is down $1,500,000. Per Bobby Marks of ESPN, the only bonus that Hield will receive is his inclusion in the league’s top 10 for 3-pointers made. Statistics show that Hield ranks third in 3-pointers made this season, […] The post Buddy Hield’s bonus down $1,500,000 after Kings failed t...2020Check it out Buddy Hield
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• Team owners await financial projections from NBA
NBA team owners are waiting for the league to provide them with new financial projections on lost revenues as a result of the coronavirus-related hiatus, sources tell ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski. As Wojnarowski explains, NBA chief financial officer J.B. Lockhart has taken the lead on making those estimates and sharing the information with owners. Tom Haberstroh of NBC Sports and Bobby Marks of ESPN ...2020See also Adrian Wojnarowski
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• Timberwolves waive little-used guard Allen Crabbe
The Minnesota Timberwolves waived guard Allen Crabbe today. Crabbe played in just nine games this season for the Timberwolves, for an average of 3.2 points and 1.3 rebounds in 14.6 minutes per game. Per the Minneapolis Star Tribune: According to ESPN’s front office insider Bobby Marks, Crabbe had roughly $4.6 million remaining on his $18.5 … Continue reading "Timberwolves waive little-...2020See also Allen Crabbe
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• Wizards to waive C.J. Miles
The Wizards will waive injured swingman C.J. Miles, tweets Candace Buckner of The Washington Post. His roster spot will be used to convert Anzejs Pasecniks‘ two-way contract to a standard deal, and Johnathan Williams will be re-signed to fill the two-way slot. Miles, who is making $8.73M in the final year of his contract, was acquired from the Grizzlies in a trade last summer. He played just 10 ga...2020See more Candace Buckner
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• Hawks request waivers on guard Tyrone Wallace
The Atlanta Hawks have requested waivers on guard Tyrone Wallace, the team announced in a press release Saturday. Atlanta claimed Wallace off waivers from the Timberwolves on Oct. 23. Since then, the former Clippers guard appeared in 14 games for the Hawks, averaging 2.9 points and 1.6 rebounds in 11.5 minutes per game. In parts of three seasons, Wallace, 25, has appeared in 106 games, averaging 5...2019Check it out Tyrone Wallace
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• Kyrie Irving's injured shoulder ensures he'll miss out on contract bonus
Kyrie Irving has been ruled out for the Nets‘ Wednesday’s contest vs. Charlotte, which will be the 13th game he has missed this season. As a result, he can no longer play in 70 games in 2019-20, which means he’ll miss out on a $125K bonus in his contract, as ESPN’s Bobby Marks points out (via Twitter). Irving’s contract with the Nets includes eight separate bonuses worth $125K, which could be wort...2019See also Kyrie Irving
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• NBA’s waiver claims order changes today
Dec. 1 is a relatively minor day on the NBA calendar, but it will change the way waiver claims are processed for the rest of the season. Starting today, the waiver claim order will be determined by the current NBA standings, tweets Bobby Marks of ESPN. Up until now, the order had been set by where teams finished last season. The change is especially significant for the Warriors, who are now first...2019See also D Angelo
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• Mozgov’s remaining salary removed from Magic’s books
The league has granted the Magic’s career-ending injury/illness application and removed center Timofey Mozgov‘s $16.7M salary from their books, Shams Charania of The Athletic tweets. The decision significantly improves Orlando’s bottom line for this season and beyond. The Magic drop from $2.3MM to $7.8MM below the luxury tax line and have a $10.7MM buffer below the hard cap, Bobby Marks of ESPN t...2019Click for news about Timofey Mozgov
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• Brett Brown on cell phone incident: Sixers 'will deal with it internally'
Saturday's playoff loss to the Nets was punctuated by an embarrassing incident late in the game in which Sixers players Amir Johnson and Joel Embiid were caught looking at Johnson’s cell phone while on the bench. Coach Brett Brown criticized both players for their actions and promised the situation would be handled, via Ben Golliver of the Washington Post: Using a cell phone from the bench violate...2019Visit the page Brett Brown
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• Injured Jusuf Nurkic earned $1.2 million bonus after Blazers' 50th win
The devastating injury star Portland Trail Blazers center Jusuf Nurkic suffered late last month could have derailed an otherwise promising season for the team. Instead, Portland has rallied around Nurkic to come out victorious in four of the five games he’s missed to the leg injury. That included a 116-89 win over the Memphis Grizzlies — Portland’s 50th of the season. It’s in this that the young c...2019Check it out Jusuf Nurkic
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• Jrue Holiday still set to receive $255K bonus
Although he has been ruled out for the remainder of the 2018-19 season, Pelicans guard Jrue Holiday will still receive a $255K bonus for appearing in at least 66 games and averaging at least 7.3 assists per contest, ESPN’s Bobby Marks notes. Holiday averaged 7.7 APG in 67 games, and also achieved three separate bonuses for his games played, total minutes and rebounds per game. As a result of flipp...2019Read about Scott Kushner
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• Suns brass attends Ohio Valley Conference tournament to scout Murray State's Ja Morant
Suns owner Robert Sarver and many of the team’s front office executives attended the Ohio Valley Conference tournament, according to Jonathan Givony of ESPN (Twitter links). That’s noteworthy because they were taking a closer look at Murray State sophomore guard Ja Morant. Interim GM James Jones, assistant GM Trevor Buckstein, director of player personnel Bubba Burrage and director of basketball a...2019See more Murray State
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• Jeff Van Gundy thinks Lakers should consider trading LeBron
Jeff Van Gundy delivered quite the spicy take during Saturday’s telecast. As LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers played the Boston Celtics, the ESPN commentator opined that the Lakers should consider trading James. “They have to rebuild this roster right?” said Van Gundy. “And to me, it could be a trade for an Anthony Davis or I think they need to explore trading LeBron for getting as much as ...2019Continue with Van Gundy
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• Report: Pelicans plan to keep point guard Jrue Holiday
The Pelicans are turning down all offers for Jrue Holiday, tweets ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski. There has been speculation that New Orleans might launch a full rebuilding project in the wake of Anthony Davis' trade request, but so far the front office hasn’t budged on its plan to keep Holiday. The 10th-year guard is enjoying his best season since joining the Pelicans six years ago. He is posting car...2019See more Adrian Wojnarowski
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• Warriors to re-sign Kevon Looney
Kevon Looney has agreed to re-sign with the Warriors, tweets ESPN’s Chris Haynes. He will receive a one-year, minimum-salary contract (Twitter link).Golden State is able to keep an important rotation piece at a low price after opting not to guarantee the fourth year of Looney’s rookie contract. He will join Jordan Bell and Damian Jones in the Warriors’ center rotation, along with DeMarcus Cousins ...2018See more Kevon Looney
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• How All-NBA selection impacts Towns’ future in Minnesota
Karl-Anthony Towns may now have a couple hundred million reasons or so to stay with the Minnesota Timberwolves.After a season where he averaged a stellar 21.3 points and 12.3 rebounds per game, Towns was named to the 2017-18 All-NBA Third Team on Thursday. This is Towns’ first career All-NBA selection, and it could potentially have a big impact on his future. Bobby Marks of Yahoo! Sports promptly ...2018Read about Karl Anthony
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• Gobert, Davis, Holiday headline NBA All-Defensive Teams
The NBA has officially announced its 2017-18 All-Defensive First and Second Teams, with Defensive Player of the Year candidates Rudy Gobert and Anthony Davis headlining the First Team.Gobert led the way in voting, receiving 94 of 100 potential First Team votes. He also received four Second Team votes and was left off of just two ballots, earning him 192 total points (two points per First Team vote...2018See also Rudy Gobert
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• Nuggets have more to worry about this offseason than Jokic's team option
While making a decision on Nikola Jokic‘s team option – and possible subsequent free agency – will be the Nuggets‘ top priority this offseason, the club will face several challenges in the coming weeks and months, writes Bobby Marks of ESPN.com (Insider link).As Marks outlines, one of those challenges will be finding a way to bring back Will Bartonnext season, since it looks on paper like the Nugg...2018See more articles Nikola Jokic
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• Donovan Mitchell is reportedly ready to put in 'nonstop work' this summer
A summer decision on Derrick Favors will shape the Jazz roster going forward, writes Bobby Marks of ESPN. Favors, who has spent more than seven years in Utah, will be an unrestricted free agent after earning $12 million this season. The team received offers for him at the trade deadline, according to Marks, but never came close to pulling the trigger.Favors played 77 games this year after battling...2018Read about Donovan Mitchell