Two-way contracts allow NBA teams to carry three extra players in addition to the 15 on their regular season roster. These players generally bounce back and forth between the NBA and G League, but remain under team control and can’t be poached by rival franchises. With training camps set to begin in about a month, there are still nine NBA teams with open two-way spots. Two … [Read more...] about Nine NBA Teams Have Two-Way Contract Openings
And-Ones: Marjanovic, Vucevic, Rebuilding Teams, Cauley-Stein
Boban Marjanovic turned 36 this month. The affable big man told Marc Stein in his latest Substack post that he’d like to still be playing at 40 years old, as LeBron James is doing. “I want to stay in [the] NBA; this is the main goal,” he said. “I want my kids to be there and I want myself to be there.” Marjanovic remains on the free agent market and continues to search for a … [Read more...] about And-Ones: Marjanovic, Vucevic, Rebuilding Teams, Cauley-Stein
Community Shootaround: Bulls’ 2024 Offseason
This summer, the Bulls finally, officially stopped pretending they were close to competing for anything but a play-in tournament berth. Three years after offloading major draft capital in the supposed hopes of becoming Eastern Conference contenders, Chicago waived the white flag. The Bulls front office ditched probably two of its three best trade chips in two-time All-Defensive … [Read more...] about Community Shootaround: Bulls’ 2024 Offseason
Atlantic Notes: Knicks Storylines, Drummond, Tatum, Holiday
Following a 50-32 season in 2023/24, the Knicks enjoyed a thorough offseason, acquiring All-Defensive Team swingman Mikal Bridges and letting starting center Isaiah Hartenstein walk. In an extensive new piece, Fred Katz of The Athletic reflects on some of the top storylines facing New York this season, including All-Star power forward Julius Randle‘s fit on the squad, how … [Read more...] about Atlantic Notes: Knicks Storylines, Drummond, Tatum, Holiday
Ball Looking Good In Scrimmages
Lonzo Ball continues to defy the odds in his latest attempt to come back from knee surgery, according to Joe Cowley of the Chicago Sun Times. He was recently cleared to start full-contact scrimmages and has started that process on schedule with no setbacks, Cowley reports. Ball has been participating in scrimmages in Los Angeles. The next step for Ball will be to run with his … [Read more...] about Ball Looking Good In Scrimmages
