Le Journal

In reply to ShaqFoo. still be used in a trade. Team A wants him but it puts them over the cap. So team A trades a bench player and a draft pick ina sign and trade so now they are not over the cap.

In reply to desertdawg. Lakers do not want him back this report all but tells you Jennie Buss and the new owners do not want him back. They're laying the groundwork just like LeBron is lay the groundwork for years of blaming teammates, coaches and GMS and everybody else. He did the same thing using clutch supports in the media to shoot down Westbrook. Even though I don't think Westbrook is a winning player, that's my honest truth in the trade was stupid. LeBron wanted that trade. The Lakers are now distancing themselves from LeBron. They've been doing it since the off-season they can't trade in. He's got 50 million in cap and he is a no tradecloth so they're stuck with him until the end of the year. They will not be resigning him 100%.. don't see him going to the warriors cuz Curry's not going to want to play with him. I just threw that out there seeing that's probably the only team. That makes sense other than the Cavs and I just don't even see that really working out cuz why would Dan Gilbert want to bring you back?

In reply to Real 2K Insider. From Reddit: Fred VanVleet has an implied no-trade clause, because he's on a two-year deal with a player option for the 2026-27 season and he'll have Bird rights if he opts out. VanVleet did not waive that NTC when he re-signed with Houston this offseason. Contract crunching is great if you are into that kind of thing, but I'm really more interested in how players fit together on teams. The CBA and accounting are not that interesting to me, personally. If it floats your boat, great.

In reply to luvhoops. Psst: the warriors are no longer a playoff bound team. Also they need bodies, and they need to show the league that Kuminga has some value.