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While some big trades are still pending, many deals are being made, with some of the league’s top talent limited to longer, jaw-dropping deals.
Bogdan Bogdanovic becomes the newest member of the Atlanta Hawks, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski after the Sacramento Kings refused to comply with his bid sheet.
The Serb was a restricted free agent and signed a four-year deal for 72 million earlier this week. USD with the Hawks who gave the Kings 48 hours to match the bid sheet if they wanted to keep it in Atlanta.
Woj reports that the Kings ultimately decided against keeping him in order to keep the new General Manager Monte McNair’s plan, which allows for flexibility in the roster.
Keeping Bogdanovic would have been limited to the team’s ability to further reshape the roster around its young core of De’Aaron Fox, Marvin Bagley and Buddy Hield.
The Bucks had hoped to bring Bogdanovic to Milwaukee last week to aid their playoff efforts, but an agreement could not be reached.
Despite rumors of dissatisfaction from Russell Westbrook and James Harden, the duo are still in Houston and now DeMarcus Cousins is joining them for a year, ESPN reported.
The 30-year-old cousin is a four-time all-star who averaged a career double of 21. 2 points and 10. 9 rebounds.
However, his career was interrupted by two serious injuries. In February 2018, he tore his Achilles tendon while playing for the pelicans. Last year he tore up his ACL and didn’t appear in a single game for the Lakers.
One of two great men the Rockets added, Cousins is joining former Pistons striker Christian Wood who has just ended a breakout season.
According to Shams Charania of The Athletic, the Miami Heat plans to tie the all-star center Bam Adebayo to a maximum contract extension.
With the deal, Adebayo would earn between $ 163 million and $ 196 million over the next five years until it hits the 2021 salary cap and All-NBA status.
The Heat was keen to give the 23-year-old priority rather than holding back until the next off-season when they could have created enough wiggle room to pursue a free agent like twice-reigning MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo.
New Orleans all-star striker Brandon Ingram has, according to Adrian Wojnarowski, a five-year contract extension of a maximum of 158 million. USD agreed.
Ingram flourished in New Orleans last season after arriving as part of the deal that sent Anthony Davis to Los Angeles and was rewarded as such.
Ingram was named the league’s Most Enhanced Player after becoming an All-Star for the first time when he set a career average of 23. 8 points, 6. 1 rebounds and 4. 2 templates per game.
He was eligible to sign extra time before last season, but the two teams couldn’t come to an agreement as they hadn’t played a game at the time as a deep vein thrombosis in his arm ended his 2018-19 season.
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The 30-year-old Australian made his NBA debut in 2018 and appeared in 59 games for the Dallas Mavericks averaging 4 points and 1 over the following two seasons. 8 rebounds per competition.
Broekhoff joins a Sixers team that added Seth Curry and Danny Green in the off-season.
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