The trading window moved more than a billion dollars worth of contracts in the first few hours.
The first night of the free agency trading window for the 23-24 NBA season brought good moves to market this preseason. Without many big-name teams to contest, it was the role players the most important pieces in those first hours. The first twenty-six contracts, closed in the first hour, exceeded the value of one billion dollars.
The two teams that moved the most in this first window were the Phoenix Suns and the Los Angeles Lakers. And they were excellent moves! The Suns got two major renovations like Josh Okogie’s and parts insured to meet the bank’s needs that won’t have as much value due to the team’s core quartet’s big contracts.
The Lakers almost walked away with a perfect night. The team managed to keep Rui Hachimura on the team and rounded out its roster with Taurean Prince and Cam Reddish, as well as securing the Miami Heat’s latest point guard, Gabe Vincent, on a three-year deal. The Lakers still need some moves for next season in the NBA beyond the contracts of Austin Reaves and D’Angelo Russell, which should be closed in the free agency days.
The biggest contracts of the night were from players who stayed on their franchises. Jerami Grant signed a $160 million (R$766.4 million in current conversion) contract, while Desmond Bane signed his full rookie extension with the Memphis Grizzlies for $206 million (R$991.5 million) and Tyrese Haliburton also signed his rookie high extension with the Indiana Pacer for US$260 million (R$1,245.3 billion).
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Free agency NBA
-Brooklyn Nets
Cam Johnson – $108 million four-year renewal.
-Boston Celtics
Kristaps Porzings – $60 million two-year renewal;
Oshae Brissett – 2 year contract, still no value.
– Chicago Bulls
Coby White – $40 million three-year renewal;
Jevon Carter: three-year contract worth $20 million.
– Cleveland Cavaliers
Caris LeVert – $32 million two-year renewal;
George Niang – $26 million contract over 3 years.
Dallas Maverick
Kirye Irving – $126 million three-year renewal;
Seth Curry – Two-year, $8.4 million contract.
-Denver Nuggets
Deandre Jordan – $8.4 million two-year renewal;
Reggie Jackson – $10.25 million two-year renewal.
– Golden State Warriors
Draymond Green – Four-year, $100 million renovation.
-Houston Rockets
Fred VanVleet: three-year contract worth $130 million.
– Indiana Pacers
Bruce Brown – two-year, $45 million contract;
Tyrese Haliburton – Highest extension as a freshman – $260 million over 5 years.
– Los Angeles Lakers
Taurean Prince – 1-year, $4.7 million contract;
Gabe Vincent – three-year, $33 million contract;
Rui Hachimura – Renewal of $51 million over 3 years;
Cam Reddish – Minimum two year veteran contract.
– Memphis Grizzlies
Derrick Rose – two-year, $6.5 million contract;
Desmond Bane – Maximum Freshman Extension – $207 million over 5 years.
-Miami Heat
Kevin Love – 2 Year Renewal, Still No Value;
Josh Richardson – 2 year contract, no figures yet.
– Milwaukee Bucks
Khris Middleton – $102 million three-year renewal.
-Minnesota Timberwolves
Nickeil Alexander-Walker – $9 million two-year renewal;
Troy Brown Jr. – contract worth 8 million dollars over 2 years;
Shake Milton: two-year contract worth $10 million.
– Pelicans of New Orleans
Herb Jones – $54 million four-year renewal.
Magical Orlando
Joe Ingles: $22 million contract over 2 years.
-Suns phoenix
Keita Bates-Diop – $5 million contract over 2 years;
Drew Eubanks – 2-year contract, no figures yet;
Josh Okogie – Renewal No information yet;
Damion Lee – 2 Year Renewal, Still No Value;
Chimezie Metu – 1 year contract, still no value;
Yuta Watanabe – No contract information yet.
-Portland Trail Blazers
Jerami Grant – Renewal of $160 million over 5 years.
– Sacrament King
Trey Liles – $16 million 2-year renewal;
-San Antonio Spurs
Tre Jones – $20 million 2-year renewal;
Julian Champagnie – $12 million four-year renovation.
-Toronto Raptors
Jakob Poeltl – $80 million four-year renewal;
Dennis Schroder: two-year contract worth 26 million dollars.
-Washington Wizards
Kyle Kuzma: four-year renewal from 104 million dollars.
exchanges
– Detroit Pistons Get: Monte Morris/Washington Wizards Get: 2nd pick in the draft
– New York Knick receives: Victor Oladipo; Draft/Miami Heat Compensation Receipts: Trade Exception of $9.5 million
Source: Terra
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