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Bogdan Bogdanovic signs four-year, $72 million offer sheet with Hawks

Bogdan Bogdanovic has signed a four-year, $72 million offer sheet with the Atlanta Hawks.
The Sacramento Kings have now 48 hours to match the proposal for the Serbian guard.

There is a player option in the fourth season of the contract.

Sportando first reported the news a few days ago.

Warriors to sign Kent Bazemore to single season deal

The Golden State Warriors have reached an agreement with Kent Bazemore.
The forward returns to the Warriors where he will have a major role in a contending team.
Bazemore will sign for one season.

Torrey Craig to join Bucks

The Milwaukee Bucks are adding to the roster Torrey Craig.

The free agent left the Denver Nuggets that pulled the qualifying offer on him.

 

Donovan Mitchell to sign five-year, $163M contract extension (that could increase up to $195M)

Donovan Mitchell will sign a five-year, $163 million contract extension with the Utah Jazz.
The Jazz star will sign for the rookie max extension and may get up to $195 million if he meets the All-NBA criteria for the 2020-2021 season.

Lakers emerged as a serious suitor for Marc Gasol

The Los Angeles Lakers have emerged as the frontrunners to sign free agent big man Marc Gasol.
Playing for the NBA reigning champion is appealing for Marc Gasol.
His brother Pau has played and won with the Lakers along with Kobe Bryant.

Bucks to sign Bryn Forbes to two-year deal

The Milwaukee Bucks have reached an agreement with Bryn Forbes for the next two seasons.
The free agent comes from the San Antonio Spurs.
Forbes will have a player option in the second year of his deal.

Mamadi Diakite agrees to two-way contract with Milwaukee

The Milwaukee Bucks have reached an agreement on a two-way contract with undrafted rookie forward Mamadi Diakite, his agent Gary Durrant told Chris Haynes of Yahoo Sports.

Diakite spent four years at Virginia, winning the NCAA championship in 2019 and averaging 13.7 points, 6.8 rebounds and 1.3 blocks per game as a senior in 2019-20.

Mavericks to sign Devonte Patterson to Exhibit 10 deal

The Dallas Mavericks have agreed to terms on an Exhibit 10 deal with undrafted rookie forward Devonte Patterson, according to Tim Cato of The Athletic.

Patterson was named 2019-20 SWAC Player of the Year after averaging 15.8 points, 6.4 rebounds and three assists per game at Prairie View A&M.

Wizards to sign undrafted rookies Yoeli Childs, Caleb Homesley

The Washington Wizards are signing undrafted rookies Yoeli Childs (as confirmed by Tony Jones) and Caleb Homesley (as announced by his school, Liberty).

Childs averaged 22.2 points, 9 rebounds and 2.1 assists per game in his senior year at BYU, earning All-WCC First Team honors. Homesley was named Atlantic Sun Player of the Year after he averaged 15.3 points, 5.7 rebounds and 2.4 assists last year at Liberty.

Amida Brimah agrees to deal with Pacers

Free agent big man Amida Brimah has reached an agreement with the Indiana Pacers, according to Chris Haynes of Yahoo Sports.

Brimah was on the Pacers training camp roster last season and played in three preseason games, but tore his ACL in October 2019 and missed the entire season.

Spurs sign Cam Reynolds on 1-year non-guaranteed deal

The San Antonio Spurs have signed Cam Reynolds to a one-year, non-guaranteed deal, reports ESPN’s Tim MacMahon.

The 25-year-old Reynolds averaged 5.0 points and 1.6 rebounds in 2018-19 with Minnesota. He spent 2019-20 controlled by the Milwaukee Bucks but entirely in G-League with the Wisconsin Herd.

Boston, Tristan Thompson agree to 2-year, $19M deal

Cleveland Cavaliers big man Tristan Thompson has agreed to sign a two-year contract worth $19 million with the Boston Celtics, as reported by Chris Haynes of Yahoo Sports.

Thompson averaged 12.0 points and 10.1 rebounds for the Cavs last season, and for the first time in his NBA career will not play for Cleveland.

Lakers, Kentavious Caldwell-Pope agree to 3-year, $40M deal

Kentavious Caldwell-Pope has agreed to re-sign with the Los Angeles Lakers on a three-year, $40 million deal, reports Shams Charania of The Athletic. The third year of the deal is partially guaranteed.

Caldwell-Pope drew interest from several teams before deciding to return to the Lakers, after his important role in Los Angeles’ title-winning run.

Golden State, Brad Wanamaker agree to 1-year, $2.25M deal

Boston Celtics guard Brad Wanamaker has agreed to sign a one-year deal worth $2.25 million with the Golden State Warriors, reports ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.

Former Euroleague champion with Fenerbahce is expected to see “significant minutes” behind Steph Curry at point guard, according to  Wojnarowski.

Indiana reportedly interested in a sign-and-trade for Bogdan Bogdanovic

The Indiana Pacers have shown interest in Serbian guard Bogdan Bogdanovic, reports James Ham of NBC Sports. The Sacramento Kings are interested in facilitating a sign-and-trade involving the player, after the Pacers previously pursued a sign-and-trade for Gordon Hayward before he signed with the Charlotte Hornets.

The Atlanta Hawks can sign Bogdanovic outright and are willing to match his four-year, $72 million asking price, but it is not clear if the Kings would match the offer sheet for their restricted free agent.

Boston, Jeff Teague agree to 1-year deal

Veteran Atlanta Hawks guard Jeff Teague has agreed to a one-year deal with the Boston Celtics, reports Adam Himmelsbach of the Boston Herald.

Former All Star Teague will serve as Kemba Walker’s backup at point guard.

Toronto, Golden State reportedly interested in Marc Gasol

After losing Serge Ibaka to the Los Angeles Clippers, the Toronto Raptors are attempting to re-sign Marc Gasol, sources told Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN.

2019 NBA Champions could find some heavyweight competition, per Wojnarowski, as also the Golden State Warriors are interested in adding Gasol. Golden State has asked for a disabled player exception worth $9.3M after Klay Thompson season ending injury.

Clippers, Serge Ibaka agree on 2-year, $19M deal

Toronto Raptors big man Serge Ibaka has agreed to a two-year, $19 million deal with the Los Angeles Clippers, reports Shams Charania of The Athletic. The deal will include a player option for the second season, 2021-22.

2019 NBA Champion Ibaka averaged 15.4 points and 8.2 rebounds for the Raptors last season.

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