Monthly Archives: July 2026

Luke Kennard leaves Lakers for two-year deal with Phoenix Suns

In need of three-point shooting, the Lakers lost the league’s best sharpshooter on the first day of free agency. Guard Luke Kennard has agreed to a two-year, $13-million deal with the Phoenix Suns, The Times confirmed Tuesday. Advertisement Kennard was an unrestricted free agent after he was traded to the Lakers last February from the Atlanta Hawks. His arrival coincided …

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Nets sign guard Keon Ellis to two-year, $18 million contract

The Nets and free agent guard Keon Ellis have agreed to a two-year, $18 million guaranteed deal, reports ESPN’s Shams Charania. The signing came shortly after the NBA free agency negotiating window opened and gives Brooklyn some depth at the guard position. Advertisement Ellis, 26, has played four seasons in the league and was traded from the Sacramento Kings to …

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Report: Wizards ‘not interested’ in trading Anthony Davis

While reports on Monday emerged that the Golden State Warriors were preparing to pursue superstars LeBron James and Anthony Davis this offseason, a report by Marc J. Spears of Andscape seems to downplay the possibility Golden State could reunite the former teammates together. Per Spears, the Washington Wizards have no interest in trading Davis this offseason. “The Washington Wizards are …

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LeFree Agency: NBA Free Agency Open Thread

The clock has struck 5:00 p.m. CT which means that NBA free agency is now officially open! Just when you thought some of the bigger dominos had already fallen (Giannis, LaMelo, Ja, Jaylen Clark), there was more breaking news today. A pair of first ballot Hall of Fame names popped up. The NBA news cycle really doesn’t sleep. The biggest …

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LeBron James latest rumors: Where will superstar play next season?

The 2026 NBA free agency negotiation window has officially opened, and LeBron James remains at the forefront of the conversation. James’ agent, Rich Paul, told Rob Pelinka and the Los Angeles Lakers’ front office that the 23-year NBA veteran would not return to the franchise and would explore other options. Advertisement James spent eight seasons with the Lakers, the longest …

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