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Peyton Watson Heads to Cleveland as Huge Multi-Team Trade Reshapes Cavaliers
The Cleveland Cavaliers have landed Peyton Watson in a major multi-team trade that sends Max Strus to the LA Clippers and brings Cam Whitmore to Cleveland, with Denver receiving an unprotected 2031 first-round pick.
Cavaliers Trade Dennis Schröder to Hornets for Tre Mann
The Cleveland Cavaliers are sending Dennis Schröder and cash to the Charlotte Hornets in exchange for guard Tre Mann, according to ESPN's Shams Charania.
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DeMar 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.
Klay Thompson Signs With Miami Heat After Mavericks Buyout
Klay Thompson has officially signed with the Miami Heat after clearing waivers following his contract buyout with the Dallas Mavericks. Thompson has reportedly agreed a two-year deal worth nearly $13 million, including a player option for the second season.
James Harden Agrees New Three-Year, $97M Deal With Cavaliers
James Harden is staying in Cleveland after agreeing a new three-year, $97 million contract with the Cavaliers, keeping the 11-time All-Star alongside Donovan Mitchell as Cleveland continues reshaping its roster.
Haywood Highsmith Agrees One-Year Deal to Return to Phoenix Suns
Haywood Highsmith is heading back to Phoenix, agreeing a new one-year deal with the Suns just days after the team waived the veteran forward.
Trendon Watford Agrees One-Year Deal With New Orleans Pelicans
The New Orleans Pelicans have added Trendon Watford on a one-year, $2.9 million deal, giving them another versatile forward as they continue shaping their roster for the new season.
Bradley Beal agrees two-year deal to return to LA Clippers
Bradley Beal is heading back to the LA Clippers after agreeing a two-year, $13.2 million deal, with a player option in the second season. After his first year in LA lasted just six games, the Clippers are giving the three-time All-Star another chance to show what he can still do.