With Paul George agreeing to terms with the Philadelphia 76ers, the Clippers are now in pivot mode.
While virtually no one is banging the table with the belief that a LaVine trade will get done in the immediate future, it appears there are still ongoing conversations about a potential deal.
While much of the talk surrounding the Lakers through the start of NBA free agency has been about the players they didn't land, the tides have shifted slightly in the past few days.
Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill has three years left on his current contract, but it doesn't sound like he's planning to go much longer without a new deal.
With the Paul George-Los Angeles Clippers era in the rearview mirror after the team announced the 34-year-old would be leaving, the future of both sides is a looming question.
The rumblings about LeBron James's willingness to take a pay cut to add a key player in free agency have only intensified since NBA free agency began on Sunday evening.
Paul George prefers to remain with the Clippers and stay near his family, but we should find out how this stand-off will pan out in the coming days.
While Marcus Smart is expected to be a key piece of the Grizzlies roster in 2024-25, teams have had plenty of interest in potentially acquiring him.
Age is reportedly a major factor for the Rockets as they look for a new addition.
With the Warriors and Klay Thompson still failing to find common ground on a potential contract extension, it is more likely that his NBA future will not be in the Bay Area.
As free agency starts on June 30 at 6 p.m. ET, Los Angeles Clippers star Paul George remains at the center of the conversation.
The NBA world is unlikely to witness a storybook ending to the Golden State Warriors dynasty.
The Golden State Warriors might want to start working on a Klay Thompson contingency plan.
The Los Angeles Clippers are entering a free agency period filled with very big and potentially concerning question marks. While they inked star Kawhi Leonard to a three-year contract extension during the 2023-24 NBA season, the expectation was that Paul George's new deal would come soon after.
The Philadelphia 76ers used their second-round selection, the No. 41 overall pick, to add a big man who's flashed immense potential in former UCLA Bruins forward Adem Bona.
Pelinka first praised the young guard's high character and work ethic, following that up by highlighting Bronny's impressive defensive abilities and his growth as a shooter.
Even with the high likelihood that LeBron James re-signs with the Lakers, there may be no single player's opinion that matters more to the franchise currently than Anthony Davis.
The Philadelphia 76ers used the No. 16 overall pick in the 2024 NBA Draft to add another potential instant-impact guard to their backcourt.
Paul also confirmed the Lakers and Suns are the only two teams Bronny has worked out for.
The future of Bronny James is one of the biggest storylines of the 2024 NBA Draft. At least one NBA star seems to believe the polarizing prospect will be just fine.
The Lakers hold the No. 17 pick in the first round of the 2024 NBA Draft.
The Knicks have long been viewed as suitors for Mitchell, but it sounds like that may no longer be the case.
The Boston Celtics heard all the noise throughout the 2023-24 NBA regular season and, at times, in the postseason. But after their title-clinching Game 5 victory over the Dallas Mavericks, all the chatter from critics proved to be nothing more than noise.
Jaylen Brown capped off a stellar postseason by taking home hardware in two consecutive series, but he was quick to praise his teammates after claiming Finals MVP.