Al Horford Returns to Golden State Warriors on Two-Year Deal

about 2 months ago

Al Horford Returns to Golden State Warriors on Two-Year Deal

Horford is declining his player option and intends to sign a new two-year, $14 million contract to remain with Golden State, according to Shams Charania. The 40-year-old veteran will become only the 13th player in NBA history to reach 20 seasons, giving the Warriors another year of frontcourt stability, leadership, and playoff experience around Stephen Curry.

By Raahib Singh

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Nuggets Expected to Offer Peyton Watson Contract Worth $28–30 Million Yearly

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Nuggets Expected to Offer Peyton Watson Contract Worth $28–30 Million Yearly

Brett Siegel reported that the Nuggets are set to offer Watson a deal in the range of $28-30 million. They're desperate to keep Watson in Denver, but have to make some moves to do so. The Nuggets have been looking to trade Christian Braun or Cam Johnson to free up cap space, but would be forced to move Aaron Gordon.

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Charlie Villanueva Claims Hornets Got Better By Trading LaMelo Ball

The Wolves are all in on Melo and Ant as their backcourt of the future. As for Charlotte, Charlie believes they also got better. "Naz is a big pick up. I think they got better less is more. I don’t think LaMelo was always the right guy, if LaMelo Ball no disrespect is your main guy, you’re in trouble."

By Samir Mehdi

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Jaylen Brown Is The Biggest Name In Trade Talks Right Now, Says Shams

"There is a lot going on, on a lot of levels, but I think the biggest name that I hear right now on the trade front is Jaylen Brown," says Shams. Boston is actively trying to trade Brown despite not getting Giannis. Many believe after years of being involved in trade rumors, JB has had enough and finally wants out.

By Samir Mehdi

about 2 months ago

NBA Analyst Says LaMelo Ball Acquisition Is “Trading for a Name” Rather Than Wins

Zach Harper isn't criticizing the Timberwolves for trading away their draft capital, but wonders if they could have made better use of it in other deals. "This feels more like trading for a name than trading for something that is going to benefit you," Harper said. He admits the Timberwolves could have made better moves that led to winning.

By Pranay Mukherjee

Mark Williams Plans To Sign A 3 Year Deal With the Suns

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Mark Williams Plans To Sign A 3 Year Deal With the Suns

Mark Williams plans to sign a 3 year deal with the Suns worth $38 million to return to Phoenix to provide more frontcourt depth. The contract is fully guaranteed. He averaged 11 points, 8 rebounds and 1 block in around 24 minutes of play as the team's starting center.

By Samir Mehdi

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