NBA Free Agency is underway, and it’s starting at a fast pace. Starting Thursday evening, teams and players can officially begin negotiating new contracts. However, NBA fans didn’t have to wait that long for some big news. Just hours before the opening of Free Agency, Kevin Durant Trade order away from Brooklyn Networks. The KD order sends shock waves across the league, and having one of the best basketball players on the trading block will determine the number of teams running this season.
Many of the best free agents agreed to deals, but most of them ended up where they were last season. Zach LaVine and The Bulls agreed to a five-year, $215 million Supermax deal to return to Chicago, while Bradley Beal reached a five-year, $251 million Supermax deal with the Wizards. Galen Bronson has been the most prominent player to change teams via free agency to date, signing a four-year contract with the Knicks.
James Harden is still available, but is expected to re-sign with the 76ers. The previous year’s No. 1 pick Deandre Ayton could leave suns this summer. Hornets Meanwhile, Forward Miles Bridges is a restricted free agent But he was arrested in Los Angeles on Wednesday.
Are you looking to keep track of notable free agent decisions in one place? CBS Sports has you covered with their free 2022 NBA agency tracker. Follow the latest moves below.
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