NBA free agency hasn't been as wild this year as it once was, although teams have still collectively shelled out more than $2 billion between signings and extensions. Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker was the latest to cash in with his historic two-year,

NBA free agency is well underway, and while most of the big names are now off the board, there are still several dominoes left to fall, with Damian Lillard, Chris Paul, Jonathan Kuminga, Quentin Grimes and more still undecided for next season.

NBA free agency is officially underway. Players were legally allowed to begin negotiating with teams across the league as of June 30, and there has been a flurry of activity. The most surprising free agency news to date happened Tuesday morning when the Bucks said they were signing big man Myles Turner,

Veteran guard D'Angelo Russell provided a behind-the-scenes look at the moment he agreed to sign with the Dallas Mavericks.

Adding Kyle Lowry, as confirmed by The Athletic's Tony Jones, leaves the 76ers $19.7 million from the second apron with 14 players signed. Restricted free agent Quentin Grimes is presumably left to fill the 15th roster spot.

Breaking down the biggest players in an early free agent period that will shape the coming NBA season and beyond.

Although the NBA's 2025-26 Eastern Conference race looks wide open due to a rash of star injuries, the West picture takes on a different tone. There, a mass of hopeful contenders must chase down the champion Oklahoma City Thunder, who won the West by a record 16 games last season and have a sustainable roster built to repeat.

Sports takes an updated look at how the NBA's teams stack up with its post-playoffs, post-draft, post-free agency power rankings.

The Los Angeles Clippers were one of the best stories of last season. Most expected the Clippers to take a step back — potentially a big one — after Paul George signed with the Philadelphia

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