Bruce Brown signed a training camp deal with New York after a quiet free agent market, telling the New York Post's Stefan Bondy that teams repeatedly cited the second apron as their reason for passing.
Dallas has re-signed Dwight Powell to a one-year contract. Powell has been with the Mavericks since 2014, making him one of the franchise's longest-tenured players. He averaged 3.3 points and 4.1 rebounds in 14.3 minutes per game last season while shooting 64 percent from the field.
New Orleans locked up Saddiq Bey on a three-year, $55.5M extension with full guarantees and a small trade kicker, per Shamit Dua of In The NO. Zion Williamson has no active extension talks despite reporting to camp lighter, with Pelicans exec Joe Dumars saying they'll revisit things closer to 2027.
Brandin Podziemski and Golden State have until Monday, October 19 to reach a rookie-scale extension. He told reporters at media day he's leaving talks to his agent and general manager Mike Dunleavy Jr., and won't let it affect his focus this season.
JaVale McGee has signed with the Shanghai Sharks of the CBA, per Basketnews.com. He joins fellow ex-Laker D'Angelo Russell, who signed with the club after being waived by Memphis. McGee last played in the NBA for Sacramento two seasons ago and had most recently suited up for Beijing in the CBA.
Mitchell Robinson has agreed to a three-year, $47.4 million contract with Boston, according to ESPN's Shams Charania. The deal includes a player option in the third season. Robinson spent eight seasons in New York as its longest-tenured player before hitting free agency.
Marc Stein reports rival teams believe Dallas could eventually move P.J. Washington given its forward depth, even though Washington says Masai Ujiri assured him he isn't being shopped.
Phoenix exercised its fourth-year option on Ryan Dunn and third-year option on Khaman Maluach, the team announced. Dunn's salary for 2027/28 is now guaranteed at just over $5M, while Maluach's cap hit comes in at about $6.6M.
Charlotte waived guard Ryan Nembhard and signed Jarkel Joiner to a training camp contract. The Hornets will eat $2.1 million in dead money for Nembhard unless another team claims him off waivers.
De'Anthony Melton re-signed with Golden State on a two-year, $12.3 million contract. NBA.com's Jeff Zillgitt named it one of the offseason's ten best under-the-radar moves, pointing to Melton's career-high 12.3 points per game last season.
Heat insider Ira Winderman reports Miami is unlikely to bring back Victor Oladipo, who hasn't played since a 2023 playoff knee injury and struggled in a G League comeback bid last year.
New York signed Tony Bradley to a non-guaranteed Exhibit 9 contract, the team announced. The move came shortly after the Knicks waived John Konchar and N'Faly Dante.
Sources told ClutchPoints' Brett Siegel the Lakers could have pulled off a two-for-one move to acquire Buddy Hield before he landed with the Bulls. Los Angeles reportedly balked at including a second-round pick to make the contracts work.
Yahoo's Kevin O'Connor reports Milwaukee would entertain trade offers for both Myles Turner and Kel'el Ware, though moving the younger Ware seems unlikely given a rebuild.
Cason Wallace could command roughly $100M over four years as OKC's next extension priority, following the trades of Luguentz Dort, Isaiah Joe and Aaron Wiggins. Karl-Anthony Towns remains eligible for a four-year, $276M extension with the Knicks, but reporting suggests no deal gets done before this season.
Kevin Huerter re-signed with Detroit on a three-year, $27 million deal after being acquired from Chicago at last year's deadline.
Washington signed guards Reece Beekman and Trevor Keels, wing Chris Livingston and forward Steve Settle III to Exhibit 10 contracts. The Wizards waived forward KeShawn Murphy, who had signed his own Exhibit 10 deal just last week. All five are expected to land with the Capital City Go-Go once the NBA preseason wraps.
The Lakers signed forwards Cole Swider and William Kyle III, waiving guards Meechie Johnson and Chase Ross in corresponding moves.
Skal Labissiere has signed an Exhibit 10 deal with Washington, while the Wizards waived guard Jazian Gortman, who had just joined on the same type of contract.
Sacramento signed forward Leaky Black to an Exhibit 10 contract. The Kings waived Gabe Levin and Tyrone Marshall Jr., both of whom had signed camp deals earlier in the week.
