Al Horford has reportedly left the Boston Celtics to sign a multi-year agreement with the Golden State Warriors. Though full details remain limited, Horford’s notable parting words—“Thank you, Boston”—highlight the respect and gratitude he holds for his former team.
The Indiana Pacers have signed a new guard, while a free agent lands in Cleveland, leaving many fans eager to see how these moves will shape the NBA landscape. Meanwhile, talk of a major extension is generating buzz around the league.
Giannis Antetokounmpo’s future with the Milwaukee Bucks hangs in the balance, prompting speculation about an end to his long-standing presence. Meanwhile, rumors swirl of a Bucks free agent possibly retiring, creating added uncertainty for the team.
A surprising free-agency stalemate has kept a former Portland Trail Blazers standout on the market long past the usual signing frenzy. Insiders and fans alike are left puzzled, wondering when—and if—he will finally land with a new team.
Veteran center Al Horford is expected to test free agency, an NBA insider tells Sports Illustrated—putting the Boston Celtics at risk of losing a key veteran presence. The revelation comes as Jayson Tatum addresses the team’s trajectory and head coach Joe Mazzulla faces fresh criticism.
As the Boston Celtics embark on a roster overhaul and seem willing to let Al Horford walk, Steph Curry hints at the possibility of the veteran center joining the Golden State Warriors.
Tristan Vukcevic is set to return to the Washington Wizards on a two-way contract, according to multiple reports including ESPN’s Shams Charania. The 22-year-old big man was a restricted free agent after receiving a qualifying offer from the team.
A new report indicates that NBA star Chris Paul is expressing interest in joining the Dallas Mavericks. This potential move adds a significant development to the NBA free agency period.
In a decisive start to free agency, the Phoenix Suns have re-signed 26-year-old guard Collin Gillespie. General Manager Brian Gregory’s move reflects confidence in Gillespie’s late-season performance, where he appeared in 31 of the last 37 games.
Luke Kornet is departing the Boston Celtics to join the San Antonio Spurs on a four-year, $41 million deal, according to ESPN. The move marks a significant addition to the Spurs’ roster and a notable departure for the Celtics.
