Which team Chris Paul suits up for next season remains unclear at this moment. One thing for certain is both Los Angeles franchises appear to have their eyes on the future Hall of Famer.
Josh Jacobs is coming off a prolific 2022 campaign, leading the NFL in rushing with 1,653 yards and earning First-Team All-Pro honors. Yet despite his brilliant play and not turning 26 years old until February, the Alabama product remains without a long-term extension.
The Trail Blazers are preparing what the club believes to be a "compelling package" for Miami to part with Bam Adebayo, per Jake Fischer of Yahoo Sports.
While Portland may actively be preparing a trade package to lure Bam Adebayo out of Miami, Trail Blazers guard Damian Lillard appears to have eyes for another star big man.
Seemingly against Damian Lillard's best wishes, the Portland Trail Blazers "are planning on keeping" the No. 3 overall pick in Thursday's NBA Draft.
Dalvin Cook, released this month after six years with the Minnesota Vikings, has an interest in joining forces with fellow free agent DeAndre Hopkins.
The Phoenix Suns shocked the NBA world over the weekend when they struck a trade with the Washington Wizards to acquire the services of Bradley Beal. The deal gifted Phoenix with yet another lethal offensive weapon alongside Kevin Durant and Devin Booker, making up arguably the most vaunted big three in all of basketball.
The Miami Heat reportedly have a different guard than Bradley Beal in mind for a possible trade.
The Heat have emerged as one of two finalists for the services of three-time All-Star Bradley Beal. According to Shams Charania of The Athletic and Stadium, the Heat and the Suns have entered serious trade talks in hopes of acquiring the Wizards star.
The Bradley Beal sweepstakes have quickly taken form as most suitors have fallen by the wayside, leaving just two finalists standing in a potential trade for the Wizards guard.
With Chris Paul's future in The Valley uncertain, the Phoenix Suns are actively eyeing backcourt help heading into the offseason.
Trae Young appears safe in Atlanta. However, if the Hawks and their new front office ultimately proceed with a firesale this offseason, they'll need to find a new running mate for their star point guard.
Steph Curry isn't going anywhere. Yet everyone else in Golden State is fair game as the team attempts to balance their current contention window, the future of the franchise and a massive payroll. One player in particular may be a prime candidate to be moved.
The Warriors star thinks Michael Porter Jr. has been surpassed by a teammate as Denver's No. 3 option behind Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray.
To say Max Strus has endured his struggles during the first four games of the NBA Finals would be a wild understatement. Never fear, Stephen A. Smith is making sure the nation knows just how poor the Miami Heat guard has been during the series, laying into the 27-year-old starter on Monday's airing of ESPN's First Take.
Could Devin White be having a change of heart? The former Pro Bowl linebacker made an interesting move recently, months after requesting a trade out of Tampa Bay.
The Denver Broncos could stand to add a running back to roster, but appear to be out of the running for the just-released Dalvin Cook.
Should the Houston Rockets whiff on likely free-agent target James Harden, they may kick the tires on Kyrie Irving.
Despite rumblings of Damian Lillard's inevitable exit from Portland heightening over recent months, the Trail Blazers remain hopeful they can keep Dame D.O.L.L.A.in the Pacific Northwest.
After back-to-back playoff-less seasons, rumblings of the seven-time All-Star forcing his way out of town to join a contender are at an all-time high.
The Rams are getting some receiver help for quarterback Matthew Stafford.
Shortly after it was reported on Thursday that the Vikings are planning to release the star running back, Cook took to social media to further fuel speculation of his interest in joining one team.
While Washington remains hopeful that Young can recapture his dominant form from 2020, the team is clearly contemplating a future without him in the mix.
With speculation of Dalvin Cook's tenure in Minnesota approaching an end, a surprise team has emerged as a potential suitor for the star running back's services.
Running back Ezekiel Elliott, who spent the first seven years of his professional career with the Cowboys before being released in mid-March, remains unsigned nearly three months into free agency.