The Detroit Pistons were one of the biggest surprises of last season as they made it to the playoffs after a disastrous 2023-24 campaign. Led by Cade Cunningham, the Detroit Pistons showed grit and resilience to make it to the playoffs as a top six seed.
The Nuggets have officially signed veteran wing Tim Hardaway Jr. to a one-year deal, the team announced Wednesday, adding another rotation option to a roster that has undergone significant changes this month.
Tim Hardaway Jr. has been in the NBA for 12 seasons. The former Michigan star spent the 2024-25 season with the Detroit Pistons. After becoming a free agent this summer, he has now signed a contract with the Denver Nuggets.
Recently, the Denver Nuggets made some offseason splashes by trading for Brooklyn Nets wing Cam Johnson and signing sharpshooter Tim Hardaway Jr. in free agency.
While the Denver Nuggets traded away Michael Porter Jr. to the Brooklyn Nets, the team also made a few key additions that could be going under the radar.
The 1980s and `90s were the golden era of the pass-first point guards. Their primary goal was to get the ball into the hands of the scorers. Nowadays, it has shifted to scoring guards such as Steph Curry, Donovan Mitchell and Damian Lillard.
Several former Michigan basketball stars are on the move this offseason during NBA free agency. Mo Wagner and Caleb Houstan had their options declined, Caris LeVert and Duncan Robinson signed with the Detroit Pistons, and former Wolverine sharpshooter Tim Hardaway Jr.
The Denver Nuggets reached an agreement on a one-year deal with Tim Hardaway Jr. on Tuesday, according to multiple media reports. Per The Athletic, the deal is for the veteran minimum.
Continuing their immaculate offseason, the Denver Nuggets are signing shooting guard Tim Hardaway Jr., per ESPN senior insider Shams Charania. He will reportedly join the team on a one-year contract.
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Last offseason, the Detroit Pistons brought in an array of veterans to help provide complementary skills to the roster's core. Now, they find themselves with decisions to make regarding a handful of key contributors.
Detroit Pistons superfan Big Sean congratulated Tim Hardaway Sr.’s son, Tim Hardaway Jr., on his skills on the basketball court during a recent game. In a video captured by Bleacher Report, the rapper is seen engaging with the NBA icon.
Tim Hardaway Sr. did not hold back when discussing Jimmy Butler’s dramatic exit from the Miami Heat, labeling him a crybaby for the way he handled his dissatisfaction with the franchise.
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Hardaway, a career 36.0 percent three-point shooter, averaged 14.4 points per game off the bench for Dallas this past season. He largely fell out of favor during the team’s NBA Finals run due to his streakiness and his spotty defensive play.