Latest NBA Signings
Every confirmed signing this offseason, in one place.
Brandon Miller Agrees to Five-Year, $209 Million Extension With Charlotte Hornets
Brandon Miller has reportedly agreed to a five-year, $209 million rookie-scale extension with the Charlotte Hornets, securing his long-term future as a key part of the franchise's rebuilding plans.
SigningPayton Pritchard Agrees to Two-Year, $44.2 Million Celtics Extension
Payton Pritchard has reportedly agreed to a two-year, $44.2 million extension with Boston, including a mutual option for 2029-30.
SigningBrandin Podziemski Agrees to Five-Year, $110 Million Warriors Extension
Brandin Podziemski has reportedly agreed to a five-year, $110 million fully guaranteed extension with Golden State, including a fifth-year mutual option and trade kicker.
SigningGrizzlies Waive Jordan Hawkins Less Than a Month After Trading for Former Lottery Pick
The Memphis Grizzlies have waived former No. 14 pick Jordan Hawkins less than a month after acquiring him from New Orleans, allowing the 24-year-old to seek another opportunity once he clears waivers.
SigningJalen Duren Agrees to Five-Year, $200 Million Pistons Deal, Ending Contract Standoff
Jalen Duren has accepted Detroit's five-year, $200 million fully guaranteed contract, ending his restricted free agency standoff with the Pistons after the reported weight provision was removed.
SigningJaVale McGee Joins D'Angelo Russell at Shanghai Sharks
Three-time NBA champion JaVale McGee has joined the Shanghai Sharks, teaming up with former NBA All-Star D'Angelo Russell after spending last season with the Beijing Ducks.
SigningJamal Shead Agrees to Three-Year, $24 Million Raptors Extension
Jamal Shead has agreed to a three-year, $24 million extension with Toronto after leading all NBA reserves in assists last season, keeping him with the Raptors through 2029-30.
SigningD'Angelo Russell Agrees to Join Shanghai Sharks After Grizzlies Exit
Former NBA All-Star D'Angelo Russell has agreed to join the Shanghai Sharks for the 2026-27 CBA season, just days after being waived by the Memphis Grizzlies.
SigningLeBron James Reveals He Considered Finishing Career With Knicks Before 76ers Move
LeBron James says he envisioned playing for the Knicks and finishing his career at Madison Square Garden before New York's 2026 championship changed his thinking and he ultimately signed with Philadelphia.
SigningAnthony Davis to Wait Until After Season Before Deciding Wizards Future
Anthony Davis says he will finish the 2026-27 season with Washington before deciding on his longer-term future with the Wizards, leaving extension discussions until next summer.
SigningNikola Jokic Says He Plans to Sign New Nuggets Deal Next Year
Nikola Jokic says he plans to sign a new deal with the Denver Nuggets next year, describing his decision to delay an extension as business while potentially positioning himself for a five-year contract worth around $360 million.
SigningKarl-Anthony Towns and Knicks Reportedly Tens of Millions Apart in Extension Talks
Karl-Anthony Towns and the New York Knicks are reportedly tens of millions of dollars apart in stalled extension negotiations, with an agreement before training camp considered unlikely despite both sides remaining interested in a long-term deal.
SigningPistons Commit $155 Million to All-Defensive Star Ausar Thompson
Detroit has agreed a five-year, $155 million extension with Ausar Thompson, making a major long-term investment in one of the NBA's best young defenders.
SigningNuggets Take Low-Risk Chance on Cam Whitmore With Two-Way Deal
Denver has signed 22-year-old former first-round pick Cam Whitmore to a two-way contract, giving the Nuggets a low-risk opportunity to revive one of the more intriguing young scorers from the 2023 Draft.
SigningHeat Reward Pelle Larsson With Four-Year, $60 Million Extension
Pelle Larsson has agreed a four-year, $60 million extension with Miami after developing from the 44th pick into a regular Heat starter in just two seasons.
SigningJazz Commit to Keyonte George With Five-Year, $157.5 Million Extension
Keyonte George has agreed a five-year, $157.5 million extension with Utah after a breakout season in which the 22-year-old averaged 23.6 points and 6.1 assists.
SigningPelicans Lock Up Saddiq Bey With Three-Year, $55.5 Million Extension
Saddiq Bey has agreed to a three-year, $55.5 million extension with the Pelicans after producing career-best numbers in his first season back from a torn ACL.
SigningSuns Sign Duop Reath as Mark Williams Faces Months Out After Shoulder Surgery
Phoenix has signed Duop Reath for frontcourt depth after Mark Williams underwent surgery on a torn left shoulder labrum and was ruled out for an extended period.
SigningKnicks Add NBA Champion Bruce Brown on Training Camp Deal
NBA champion Bruce Brown has joined the Knicks on a training camp contract, giving the veteran an opportunity to fight for a place on New York's final roster.
SigningKnicks Add John Konchar on One-Year Deal Ahead of Title Defence
The defending champion Knicks have added John Konchar on a one-year deal, bringing another experienced defensive and rebounding option to New York's bench.
SigningCeltics Give Former Lottery Pick Devin Carter a Chance to Earn Roster Spot
Former No. 13 pick Devin Carter will compete for a Celtics roster or two-way spot after agreeing to a deal with Boston ahead of training camp.
SigningWhy the Knicks' Igor Miličić Jr. Signing Is Really About Development
The Knicks have agreed to an Exhibit 10 deal with Igor Miličić Jr., a low-risk move that could be more about long-term development than New York's immediate NBA rotation.
SigningDeMar DeRozan Gives Denver a Fascinating New Option Around Nikola Jokić
DeMar DeRozan has joined the Nuggets on a one-year deal. We look at where the six-time All-Star fits around Nikola Jokić and why his most valuable role may come when Jokić leaves the floor.
SigningHornets Sign Bez Mbeng, Waive Kobe Stewart as Roster Turnover Continues
The Charlotte Hornets have signed guard Bez Mbeng and waived Kobe Stewart, continuing a remarkable run of roster movement ahead of training camp.
Signing76ers Sign Two-Time NBA Champion Dillon Jones to Exhibit 10 Contract
The Philadelphia 76ers have signed former first-round pick Dillon Jones to an Exhibit 10 contract, adding the two-time NBA champion to their training camp roster.
SigningSigned Today, Waived Tomorrow: How Exhibit 10 Contracts Really Work in the NBA
NBA players can seemingly be signed one day and waived the next. But behind the brutal-looking transactions is the Exhibit 10 contract, a system designed to connect NBA teams with their G League affiliates. Here's how it works, what players actually gain from it and why the process can still feel uncomfortable.
SigningBucks Sign John Butler Jr. as 7-Footer Returns to Milwaukee
The Milwaukee Bucks have signed 7-foot center John Butler Jr., bringing the 23-year-old back after he spent last season with the Wisconsin Herd and returned to Milwaukee for Summer League.
SigningBen Simmons Returns to NBA, Signs One-Year $3.5M Deal With Kings
Ben Simmons is returning to the NBA after agreeing to a one-year, $3.5 million deal with the Sacramento Kings following a season away from the league.
SigningCavaliers Sign 2022 Draft Pick Khalifa Diop After Four Years in Europe
The Cleveland Cavaliers have signed Khalifa Diop, finally bringing their 2022 second-round pick to the NBA after four years developing his game in Europe.
Signing76ers Sign Tacko Fall, Jameer Nelson Jr. and Saint Thomas
The Philadelphia 76ers have announced the signings of Tacko Fall, Jameer Nelson Jr. and Saint Thomas, adding three players to the organisation ahead of the 2026-27 season.
SigningNick Richards Agrees One-Year Deal With Miami Heat
Free-agent center Nick Richards has agreed to a one-year deal with the Miami Heat, adding frontcourt depth to a roster that recently added Klay Thompson.
SigningJonathan Kuminga Agrees Two-Year, $13M Deal With Minnesota Timberwolves
Jonathan Kuminga has agreed to a two-year, $13 million deal with the Minnesota Timberwolves, including a player option, adding another major piece to Minnesota's revamped roster.
SigningGeorges Niang Agrees One-Year, $3.9M Deal With Golden State Warriors
Free-agent forward Georges Niang has agreed a one-year, $3.9 million deal with the Golden State Warriors as the veteran prepares to return after missing the entire 2025-26 season through injury.
SigningBennedict Mathurin Agrees Two-Year, $16M Deal With New Orleans Pelicans
Bennedict Mathurin has agreed a two-year, $16 million deal with the New Orleans Pelicans, including a player option, after choosing a move to New Orleans over remaining with the Los Angeles Clippers.
SigningBrandon Williams Agrees One-Year, $2.6M Deal With Golden State Warriors
Free-agent guard Brandon Williams has agreed a one-year, $2.6 million deal with the Golden State Warriors after averaging a career-high 13 points per game for the Dallas Mavericks last season.
SigningDeMar DeRozan Intends to Sign With Denver Nuggets
Six-time NBA All-Star DeMar DeRozan intends to sign with the Denver Nuggets, adding another experienced scorer to a team looking to strengthen around Nikola Jokic.
SigningKlay Thompson Could Be Exactly the Shooter Miami's New-Look Offence Needs
Klay Thompson has joined Miami after his Dallas buyout. At 36, the Heat do not need the old Klay back. They need his shooting to create space around Giannis Antetokounmpo.
SigningCleveland's $97M James Harden Deal Is a Bet on Winning Right Now
James Harden has signed a three-year, $97 million deal to remain in Cleveland. The contract shows just how firmly the Cavaliers believe their championship window is open.
SigningHaywood Highsmith's Suns Return Is Really About Roster Flexibility
Phoenix waived Haywood Highsmith and brought him back less than a week later. We look at why the unusual sequence actually makes sense for the Suns.
SigningTrendon Watford Gives New Orleans More Than Just Another Depth Signing
Trendon Watford has joined New Orleans on a one-year, $2.9 million deal. We look at the versatility he brings and why the opportunity could benefit both Watford and the Pelicans.
SigningBradley Beal's Clippers Return Is a Second Chance for Both Sides
Bradley Beal is returning to the Clippers on a two-year, $13.2 million deal after an injury ruined his first season in Los Angeles. This time, the risk and expectations look very different.
SigningWhy Dillon Brooks' $73M Extension Makes Sense for the Suns
Dillon Brooks earned a three-year, $73 million extension after a career year in Phoenix. We look at why the Suns are betting on more than just his scoring.