As the NBA offseason progresses, teams are finalizing their rosters and preparing for the upcoming season. Here are some notable updates across the league.
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The Milwaukee Bucks are attempting to address a roster crunch, currently holding 17 players despite a 15-man limit. To resolve this, they might waive Caris LeVert and potentially sign Pete Nance to a two-way contract.
The Los Angeles Lakers faced criticism this summer after failing to attract top free agents and trade targets. The franchise, historically one of the most successful with 17 championships, is shifting its focus around superstar Luka Dončić.
Kevin Durant is emerging as a significant trade candidate this season, ranked third among potential targets as discussions about Houston’s championship timeline continue.
The San Antonio Spurs are expected to navigate multiple expensive rookie contracts in the coming seasons, with reports indicating a substantial free agency move of $157 million.
The Cleveland Cavaliers promoted Brandon Weems to General Manager under President Koby Altman, signaling a strategic shift within the organization.
In the Atlantic Division, the Brooklyn Nets are receiving mixed reviews for their quiet offseason. General Manager Sean Marks opted for a patient approach rather than bold moves, following two challenging seasons without control of their 2027 first-round pick.
Additionally, the Golden State Warriors announced they signed and waived guards Chance McMillian and Deivon Smith, a standard procedure for players on Exhibit 10 contracts prior to the new season.