NBA Free-Agency Rumors Tracker

While the possible impact of NBA free service often outshines the true procedure, the 2019 version appears it will fulfill the hype.
We have news of Kyrie Irving joining the Brooklyn Nets and Kevin Durant. Kemba Walker is going to the Boston Celtics, while Terry Rozier is taking his place with the Charlotte Hornets. Khris Middleton is staying with the Milwaukee Bucks. And, well, that’s only the start.
The rumor mill remains every bit as active as you would anticipate, and we’re here to help you remain on top of it.
Scroll below for the upgrades of valid advice, smokescreens and everything in between. B/R’s team of NBA specialists will pass along all the latest buzz and, what’s more, examine what it actually means.
One of the very few Los Angeles Lakers free agents who’d have made a lot of sense with LeBron James and Anthony Davis is not going to sit around and wait Kawhi Leonard’s decision.
“Free agent Reggie Bullock has agreed to two-year, $21M deal to register with the New York Knicks,” Stadium and The Athletic’s Shams Charania reported.
For his career, Bullock is a 39.2 percent three-point shooter. The LeBron/AD pick-and-rolls would have been more difficult to key in on if Bullock were on the wing or at the corner, demanding attention at the three-point line.
Obviously, that goal would be served by Kawhi even more effectively. But there is still no guarantee. The more L.A. must wait, the more possible fits it may miss out on.

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