Free agency has mostly dried up, but there are still players worth an eyeball or two. De'Anthony Melton is a dynamic defender when healthy. Gary Payton II is an on-ball pest with championship experience. Amir Coffey isn't a lockdown defender, but he offers versatility and usually knows where to be.

The Grizzlies were shopping Cole Anthony and John Konchar in trade talks with other teams while the NBA Summer League is ongoing.

The Oklahoma City Thunder have won the the title and the 2025 NBA Draft is in the books. That means the NBA offseason is officially upon us, with free agency set to open at 6 p.m. ET on Monday night.

The Phoenix Suns are reportedly "comfortable" keeping one of their big men despite other teams showing interest in trading for him.

The Chicago Bulls are reportedly considering trading guards Coby White and Ayo Dosunmu amidst salary cap concerns. White is coming off a career year, while Dosunmu provides consistent play. With both players entering the final year of their contracts,

The Los Angeles Lakers have made two moves so far this offseason to bring in outside talent. Rob Pelinka first signed young forward Jake LaRavia and then backed up that move by signing Deandre Ayton. While both pickups will have a chance to make an impact on the Lakers during the 2025-26 season, more work needs to be done.

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After being drafted in the first round in 2019 by the Philadelphia 76ers, Matisse Thybulle showed the potential of being an elite perimeter defender at the NBA

The Boston Celtics are listening to trade offers for recent acquisition Anfernee Simons, who was part of the Jrue Holiday trade to the Portland Trail Blazers last month in a cost-cutting move. Simons averaged 19.3 points and 4.8 assists last season and is on an expiring deal worth $27.7 million.

One of the biggest moves of the offseason came when the Bucks decided to sign former Indiana Pacers center Myles Turner. In order to come up with the cap space to make that move, the team decided to waive and stretch superstar point guard Damian Lillard.