I agree, even he shines up during his stay with the Denver but his exposures is not that much.

Aside from the money for sure, he will play a lot of minutes now after Indiana signs him up. He's a good addition in terms
of a two-way type of player, he can go for the offense but also a good one for the defense.

He just uses this opportunity to give him a better luxury. Changing another uniform is just a part of the business
we never know what he can add for Indiana's next season rally.

Yes, I guess it's about time for Lillard to get out of Portland as we have been discussing before, he has wasted his prime years and Portland try but failed to build a good roster around it.


Bulls will be over the luxury tax if they chooses to chase FVV. One of the big winners here is Fred himself, first undrafted to have a $100+ million contract. Just amazing and huge money on his way. So let's see if he can live up to the hype that Houston is expecting him with that huge contract. I thought that they are going to get James Harden again.

Dame leaving Portland will be a sad thing to see, an era ending basically, he did his best there but the team never really put any decent pieces together for him to be successful, they never had even another superstar level player which is usually needed to win a title since most teams that won in the last 10 years or so have been teams with at least 2 great players, maybe more.

In the end, we are going to definitely see him leave to a team that will be fighting for a title chance, I am not saying he will leave to a team that will win the ring, but we are not going to see him go to a tanking team anymore, he is already old and if he wanted a bad team then he could have stayed with Portland. I still 100% suggest Celtics, that's an amazing fit without a doubt.

I'm very glad that Dame finally is demanding a trade. After years of Dame's loyalty and embracing the city and the team, it is time for him to join a team that has real potential. Lately, Portland Trailblazers do not deserve Dame. Dame used to be called the best PG some years ago but unluckily for him, his prime years were not matched by the management with players that can help him and the team become a serious championship contender.

I'll be surprised if Dame will join Boston but indeed it will be a good fit since Tatum and Brown are also team players. Anyways, any team will surely try to acquire Dame and are willing to adjust and accommodate him.

For now its just a rumor and anything could change if Portland management will talk to Dame and give all he want. For sure they do all just not to let Dame go to other team.

Also what a waste of talent for letting Vincent out of Miami rooster this guys give huge contribution to their team last playoff series and they didn't even bother to give a good counter offer and let that guy go. Lakers is now is so strong for getting him and other good piece.

LaMelo Ball and Tyrese Haliburton both getting five-year max contracts sounds crazy. I think it's a huge gamble for their teams but I hope it pays off for the Hornets and the Pacers hehe. The team's respective head coaches have a big task of keeping these players motivated and disciplined.

The only player that has a no-trade clause in his contract is Bradley Beal that's why he has the power to pick where he wants to go, and he chose the Suns. The person who gave Beal's power to chose where to be traded got fired after giving it. Lillard don't have a no-trade clause base on this article. LINK

Don't have or have, I think the Heat will do everything they can just to get Lillard, and they've started it by letting go of Strus, and Vincent. Many are saying that the Heat can give Herro, Lowry, Martin, Robinson, and future picks. Probably not all of them, but most of the players that I shared will be added in the trade. Anyway, I think the Blazers will rebuild around their young players + Grant who just recently got a huge contract.

On the other hand, Dame being in Miami might turn them to be the favorites in the East. I mean just imagine having Butler, Bam, and Dame on the same team plus you've got a well-respected, talented, and a very good coach in Coach Spo. They might not have those undrafted players anymore who has a huge impact towards their achievements last playoffs, but I believe that he can do something to develop their role players.

Happy for Reaves. It looks like this is the first big contract of his career, and I think he will be able to get a bigger contract in the future because he obviously has great potential.
Overall it's good that the Lakers' management has decided to re-sign some guys as well as sign some new guys. Although I think the Lakers need to find a couple more big guys who can at least partially replace Davis if he gets injured again.

Haliburton is going to be one of the best ploint guards in the league over the course of this contract most likely the way things are looking.  No way a different team doesn't offer them the max.  To keep good young talent you have to pony up.  And of course it's a gamble, all of these contracts are.