NBA Free Agency 2015.... Continued
Free Agency opened at 12am, and so far this is what we know as of
1:45pm on 7-1-15
Now of course of all these moves, the Spurs clearly have a plan inplace. By trading Splitter and freeing up that cap space, they now have the ability to offer LaMarcus Aldridge a max contract deal. Adding him along with resigning Leonard and Green would make them the far and away favorite to be the best team in free agency this year.
As of 7-2-15 at 1:50PM
1:45pm on 7-1-15
- New Orleans agrees to 5 years, $145 million for Anthony Davis
- Spurs/Leonard have parameters on five-year, $90M deal.
- SA sending Splitter 2 ATL for spare parts
- Goran Dragic offered five-year, $90 million deal from Miami
- Danny Green has agreed to a 4 year, $45 million deal with the Spurs
- Demarre Carroll's deal with Toronto worth $60 million over 4 years
- Jimmy Butler's offered five-year, $90 million contract by the Bulls
- Brook Lopez and Thaddeus Young agree to multi-year contracts in Brooklyn
Now of course of all these moves, the Spurs clearly have a plan inplace. By trading Splitter and freeing up that cap space, they now have the ability to offer LaMarcus Aldridge a max contract deal. Adding him along with resigning Leonard and Green would make them the far and away favorite to be the best team in free agency this year.
As of 7-2-15 at 1:50PM
Many players decided to resign with their current teams including:
Other Players decided to try something new, including:
- Kevin Love agrees to 5 years, $110 million with Cavaliers
- Draymond Green is staying in Golden State for 5 years, $85 million
- Brook Lopez is a glutton for punishment for 3 years, $60 million with the Nets, which I don't understand.
- Tristan Thompson stayed with Lebron for 5 years, $80 million with Cavs
- Paul Millsap chose Atlanta for 3 years, $58 million with Hawks
- Iman Shumpert (35): 4 years, $40 million with Cavaliers
- Mike Dunleavy (60): 3 years, $14.4 million with Bulls
- Damian Lillard is locked up with the Blazers, agreeing to 5-year, $120 million extension
Other Players decided to try something new, including:
- Greg Monroe, who shunned the Knicks and instead signed for 3-years, $50 million with Bucks
- Thaddeus Young for 4 years, $50 million with Nets
- Jae Crowder signed for 5 years, $35 million with Celtics
- Tyson Chandler is on the move again for 4 years, $52 million with Suns
- Arron Afflalo is Phil's big signing for 2 years, $16 million with Knicks
- Paul Pierce ran back to Doc for 3 years, $10.5 million with Clippers
- Omer Asik looks to pair up with AD for 5 years, $60 million with Pelicans
- Monta Ellis signed a 4 years, $44 million with Pacers