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Draymond Green: I pretty much resigned, not pretty much I did resign for the same amount that I opted out of. Obviously there was hope that we would land a guy with the mid-level slot that didn’t happen so I opted back in a sense to my deal. You know, it was kind of no other reason to not do that. So, shout out to the Dubs. It was reported that I did not receive the no trade clause, no I didn’t. I think it was something that we could have fought over but it wasn’t worth fighting over. You know, I think if the Warriors want to trade me at some point of the season, the want to trade me I’ve never been a guy who wants to stay somewhere where I’m not wanted.
Portland is not currently pursuing free agent swingman DeMar DeRozan, league sources say, despite reports to the contrary.
Michael Scotto: The New Orleans Pelicans and Caleb Houstan have agreed to a one-year deal, league sources told @hoopshype. He’ll compete for the final Pelicans roster spot after shooting 52.4% from 3-point range with the Hawks last season. He reunites with former Magic coach Jamahl Mosley.
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NBA Courtside: Rich Paul says if you criticize LeBron for ring chasing after joining the 76ers, it says more about you: “Because what else are you supposed to do, right? The man is playing on minimum contract, he wants to win.” (Via Game Over)
NBA Courtside: Joe Johnson says if he’s the Houston Rockets I’m taking that gamble on Russel Westbrook teaming back up with Kevin Durant: “I’m taking that gamble because look, think about this. Even if Fred VanVleet, I’m sure he will start the season, but damn, he just come off of ACL surgery. Y’all going to run him in the ground for 82 game. And what he going to be able to get you in the postseason? Nothing. So, you got to have some depth at that point guard position. Guys who know how to play, guys who know and understand the game and who can make the game easy for guys around him. So, I always think, bro, and when you look at him because he up in age, he always in great damn shape. And for me, y’all know me, bro. I’m a guy who loves a guy in great shape. You’re in great shape. You can play with me any day.” (Via @NightcapShow_ )
Former Philadelphia 76ers forward Trendon Watford is nearing a move to Europe, sources tell BasketNews. According to sources, the 25-year-old combo forward is in advanced negotiations with Valencia Basket. Watford became a free agent earlier this offseason after the 76ers declined the team option on the second year of his contract.
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45-year-old Antonis Fotsis continues his undaunted career on the Greek courts, continuing the new season at the Ilysiakos. Antonis Fotsis' love for basketball is so great that he continues undeterred on the Greek courts for the 31st season of his career. At the age of 45, the great forward still sweats for the team that made him famous in his early days, but also the one he has been playing for since 2017, when he left Panathinaikos.
According to BeBasket, Patty Mills has maintained his commitment to ASVEL and will play in the EuroLeague next season. Mills and Parker have shared a court in the NBA for the San Antonio Spurs. They became NBA champions together in 2014.
The Sixers sensation can only be candid about his reaction when it was officially revealed that James will be joining Philadelphia, further explaining his viral Instagram story where he recreated the 41-year-old superstar meme pose from 2018. "I was working out, so I was on the court. One of the coaches had on like an Apple Watch, and his Apple Watch just keep going off and off. So he stopped and looked at it. He was like, 'Yo, we just got 'Bron,' and I'm like, 'Hold on.' I stopped mid-workout," Edgecombe said on Nice Kicks. "I had to go check my phone and see if it was real. And then I went and finished my workout, and then I posted that picture."
The Dallas Mavericks announced today that they have signed forward Naji Marshall to a multi-year contract extension. Per team policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed. Marshall (6-8, 230) averaged a career-best 15.2 points (career-high .510 FG%), 4.7 rebounds, a career-high 3.3 assists, a career-high 1.1 steals and a career-high 29.5 minutes per game in 74 games (career-high 47 starts) for Dallas in 2025-26. He also produced a career-best six 30-point games last season.