Bucks sign Gary Trent for 1 year, minimum
This is the fourth(?) A+ of the offseason, as it’s an incredible signing. The Bucks needed a starter at the two and someone who can be that added scorer they really needed a season ago. He said no to some bigger contracts for this as he loved his time with Damian Lillard in Portland, so he signed for the minimum; he is coming off a big money contract. What he gets is a starting job on a team that can feasibly win a title.
Grade: A+
Knicks sign Cam Payne for 1 year, minimum
The tiny scoring guard is instant bench offense, that’s who he is and so the Knicks will have him and McBride run a very strong offensive second unit. There’s no real problem with this, but Tyler Kolek, who is now their fourth point guard needs development; he is a legit first-round talent.
Grade: A-
Hornets sign Seth Curry for 1 year, minimum
Curry is a consistent 40-percent shooter who has quietly been an excellent marksmen for awhile. Yes, I have little clue why he’s not ring chasing, but it’s a minimum signing, so who cares?
Grade: A-
Spurs sign Charles Bassey for 1 year, minimum
This is a very small signing for San Antonio, but Bassey has been a solid third five for a few seasons and you need at least five bigs.
Grade: B
Spurs sign Sandro Mamukelashavili for 1 year, minimum
This is a minimum depth signing for San Antonio. Mamukelashavili been solid in his short time as a reserve five for them. He should have gotten $5 million or so.
Grade: A-
76ers sign Kenyon Martin Jr., for 2 years, $16 million
The 76ers traded for Kenyon Martin’s son, a talented scoring forward, in a deal with the Los Angeles Clippers. He’s one of their only prospects who could make himself into their starting four. This contract is fine by me, as he’s a legitimate talent.
Grade: B+
Jazz sign Johnny Jujang for 4 year, $13 million
This is the Jazz giving second-year guard Jujang a normal rookie contract, which if he develops, will be a huge steal. He was excellent in the G-League, scoring 20-plus per game, and showed a lot of offensive ability in his time with the Jazz.
Grade: B
Pelicans sign Karlo Matkovic for 1 year, $5 million
The Pelicans have signed ’22 second-rounder Matkovic for three seasons. After being drafted he was in Europe for one year, went to the G-League after and was special there. This is signing a very talented player for very little. I’m a huge fan of this contract.
Grade: A+
Hornets sign Taj Gibson for 1 year, min
Taj Gibson is almost 40, but he’s a heck of a locker room guy and can still help if needed as a fifth big. He can teach Tidjane Saulan and Mark Williams a lot about how to play the right way.
Grade: B
Knicks sign Jalen Brunson for 4 years, $165 million
Brunson is the biggest Knicks star since at least Carmelo Anthony. The new King of the Big Apple will stay the franchise player for at least another contract. The weird part of this? He would have been given a 5-year deal valued at $280 million next offseason, but this gives him his fortune immediately and helps the Knicks, whose luxury bill will be ridiculous. This is a home run for them.
Knicks sign Jalen Brunson for 4 years, $165 million
Grade: A
76ers sign Kyle Lowry for 1 year, min
Lowry will play a big role on the bench and on the court as the reserve point guard for the 76ers, who lacked a proper reserve to Maxey. He can also play with Maxey, but at the minimum it’s an incredible deal.
Grade: A
Suns sign Josh Okogie for 1 year, $16 million, TO
There is no way Okogie is valued at $8 million, this has to be to just add another medium salary to add to trades and so this is probably really a 1-8 contract. He’s a fine role player, but you can find similar at the minimum.
Grade: B
Bullets sign Saddiq Bey for 3 years, $20 million
The Bullets have been very impressive this offseason, but they should still sign Tyus Jones. Bey, is a proven scorer and the Bullets really needed a perimeter scorer, and a small forward as they traded Deni. He could start, so the value’s excellent.
Grade: B+
Nets sign Trendon Watford for 1 year, $2.6 million
Technically this is Watford signing his QO, which was worth $2.6 million. He just had a very nice season for the Nets and they could have given him four years, $20 million and it would still be a decent signing.
Grade: A-
Nuggets sign Vlatko Cancar to a 1 season, min
Most random minimum contracts get a B from me if it’s not a ridiculous value or steal. Cancar tore his knee and missed last season, but he’s a solid fifth big.
Grade: B
Pelicans sign Daniel Thies, for 1 year, min
The Pelicans needed at least one added big as they only had rookie Yves Missi and Cody Zeller at the five. Thies’ hustle and energy makes him a valuable reserve, and honestly he’s the safest starter pick of the three. They still need another big though.
Grade: A-
Heat keep Haywood Highsmith for 2 years, $11 million
Highsmith was a popular name in free agency, but it seems that loyalty won, as he is staying with the Heat. His value is double this and he could take Caleb Martin’s big role. This was an excellent move by Pat Riley.
Grade: A
Pistons sign Paul Reed for 1 year, $9 million
This is the Pistons paying Reed his $9 million contract option that the 76ers wouldn’t. This is a solid deal for a talented big man who really helps give them the third big man they lacked
Grade: B
Atlanta signs Vit Krjci for 4 years, $11 million
In his third season, Krjci played well for Atlanta and so they have awarded him with four seasons. The 6-foot-8 guard is one of their few guard prospects they have, so keeping him was very smart because I like the player and deal.
Grade: A-
Kings Sign DeMar DeRozan for 3 years, $74 million
As a Bulls guy, it’s a shame to see DeRozan leave, but it was wise for him and the Bulls. He isn’t a fit in their age range and is pricey, but he’s a nice fit on the Kings as a third 20-point scorer. The price is very fair, but the fit? Not really, as they needed a shooter in that third scorer role. He improves the team a lot, but they are still just a No. 6-10 team in the conference.
Grade: B
76ers sign Caleb Martin for 4 years, $32 million
Martin apparently said no to double this from the Heat, but the 76ers found their starting four, which was a huge need. He’s an elite role player who had a massive role with the Heat for a few seasons. This is a steal, and the 76ers are now easily the No. 2 team in the conference.
Grade: A
Pistons sign guard Malik Beasley for 1 year, $6 million
This is a bargain, as Malik Beasley could’ve made $9-$10 million a season, but why he signed with a cellar dweller is strange. The Pistons really needed a shooter at the two. If they are actually trying to win this season, he fits though and for the price? Who cares?
Grade: B+
Nuggets sign Dario Saric for 2 years, $10.6 million
I’m a big fan of Saric, as he’s so big and has abilities the majority of seven-foot bigs lack. He can really shoot the ball, and he’s also a solid playmaker. He could be their third big, but it takes minutes from their rookie big and further talents.
Grade: B+
Hornets sign Miles Bridges for 3 years, $75 million
The legal issues seem to be fine, but Bridges has a poor reputation off the court. When playing, he is an ace scorer and is a monster athlete. For that, he gets $25 million per season; a fair value, but that’s a lot of money for someone with his rep.
Grade: B
Pistons sign Simone Fontecchio for two season, 16 million
When the Pistons traded for Fontecchio last season, he was excellent, showing strong shooting and scoring for Detroit. This is a nice value move for them.
Grade: B
Kings sign Jordan McLaughlin for 1 year, min
The Kings needed guard depth after trading Chris Duarte and Davion Mitchell, and he’s a fine fifth guard. It’s a very solid signing.
Grade: B
Warriors sign Buddy Hield for 2 years, $21 million
As a huge fan of Buddy Hield’s game, this is my favorite signing so far. It’s a cheap deal as his value’s twice that, and he and Steph Curry are an incredible shooting/scoring duo. They have to make another big move – Lauri Markkanen? – but this was as strong as a signing can get.
Grade: A+
Heat sign Alec Burks, for one year, min
Burks has efficiency issues, but he can really score the ball and he should have tripled the minimum. This adds vital offensive depth.
Grade: A
Timberwolves sign Joe Ingles for 1 year, min
Ingles was a versatile bench weapon for the Bucks for a number of seasons. He is a talented offensive player with a unique game, and he can help Minnesota off the bench who list Kyle Anderson.
Grade: B+
Pacers sign James Wiseman for 2 years, min
I still see Wiseman as a starter in the league. He is 23 and still has that elite talent, so this is a zero-risk move; it may very well give them a huge addition to their bench.
Grade: A
Timberwolves sign PJ Dozier for one year, min
After a season playing in Europe, Dozier comes to Minnesota as a needed depth piece. He may not play, but you still need strong players 10-14, and he’s fine.
Grade: B
Mavericks sign Klay Thompson for 3 years, $50 million
Obviously, due to the cheapness of the contract, Klay Thompson prioritized winning after he was insulted by the Warriors deal; he joins arguably the No. 1 team in the West as their No. 3 scorer. He makes a contender a lot stronger, but I wanted to see him and Curry retire as a duo, they earned that. This is a huge steal for them.
Grade: A
Celtics sign Jayson Tatum for 5 years, $314 million
This is the biggest contract in league history as this is what’s known as a supermax, meaning he had to stack awards to get it. The No. 1 player on the No. 1 squad in the league and a recent champion who is 26 was obviously getting paid and this is obviously a ton, but it was happening regardless; he earned this. He is one of the biggest stars in the league and as the man they trust to be “the guy” for a dynasty, I’m fine with this contract.
Grade: B+
Celtics sign Derrick White for 4 years, $125 million
Yes, it’s pricey, but for a main guy on a title winner they saw that $31 million value. Their tax bill will be huge, but this keeps them the favorites to repeat this upcoming season.
Grade: B
Cavaliers sign Donovon Mitchell for 3 years, $150.3 million, PO
It’s a bit risky for Mitchell only taking three campaigns, but this contract takes him to age 30, so he can sign another, bigger max deal. This is very likely just a 2-100 deal where he will be a free agent after. If Mitchell wants to stay, they can give him another max deal at 30. Still he said no to $100 million, which I would not. He’s one of the 15 or so biggest stars in the league and the small market Cavs were able to keep their franchise guy. They can now trade Garland for another star talent.
Grade: A-
Raptors sign Garrett Temple for 1 year, min
Temple is 38, fun fact. He must be a heck of a teammate, because he hasn’t really played in three seasons. I have no issue giving minimums to these types of guys, but as the Raptors aren’t winning are they wasting a roster spot?
Grade: C+
Warriors sign Kyle Anderson for 3 years, $28 million
Kyle Anderson is a fine rotation piece, but not at this price. They lost the opportunity to trade for Paul George and seemed to hurry to make some kind of deal at the position. I like him and Melton, but they have to make a big move – Markkanen??.
Grade: C
Clippers sign Nic Batum for two years, $10 million
Sorry, Clippers. You lost Paul George and signed Nic Batum for $5 million per season. Batum at $5 million isn’t really what they needed.
Grade: D+
Heat sign Thomas Bryant for 1 year, minimum
The Heat needed another five and so they kept Bryant for another season; he a talented reserve scoring big. If given minutes, he would have a lot of double-doubles.
Grade: A-
Suns sign Monte Morris for 1 year, $3 million
Monte Morris has been one of the finest true point guard reserves for several seasons and gives the Suns an actual point guard, which they lacked. He will probably come off the bench, but he could have a legitimate bench role. For the price this is a steal.
Grade: A+
Lakers sign LeBron James for 2 years, $104 million, PO
It seems that LeBron James will only play till age 41 due to the way this contract was made. $52 million for a 39-year-old is normally a pretty big “oh no” move for a team, but this is still his value. He might not be what he was, but he’s earned another max. With James and Anthony Davis, they still need a third guy or they might miss the playoffs.
Grade: A-
Lakers sign Bronny James to a multi-year guaranteed contract.
This just is not how rookie contracts work. At pick 55, nobody gets guaranteed season contracts, let alone multiple. The nepotism is pretty ridiculous.
Grade: F
Celtics sign Xavier Tillman for two years, $10 million
This is an excellent deal although he had a small role when traded to the Celtics. He really showed that he has rotation big potential as a Grizzly, and this is a really solid price. I really like that they have been able to keep their depth pieces for cheap.
Grade: A-
Suns sign Damion Lee for 1 season, minimum
The brother-in-law to Stephen Curry is quietly one of the elite shooters in the league as well and Lee continues to earn his keep. He’s coming off serious injury, but as a shooter he can really help the Suns and their poor depth
Grade: A-
Warriors sign guard Deanthony Melton for 1 year, $13 million
This is very intriguing deal. Melton is one of the stronger 3-and-D talents in the league and was excellent in Philly, so I would have kept him; this is a bargain. Players like Melton are getting 20 million per season, so obviously this is a steal. He’s a bit of a poor man’s Klay Thompson and could start for them; he pairs with Curry very nicely. Philly really should have kept him.
Grade: A-
Heat sign Kevin Love for two years, $8 million
Love in his mid 30s is a shell of his former superstar self, but is a really solid reserve big mainly due to his rebounding and scoring talent. He should continue to age fine and is a cheap, strong bench option.
Grade: B+
Timberwolves sign Luka Garza for 2 years, minimum
Garza is probably the No. 1 fifth big
man in the league and can become a No. 2 five and fourth big man. He is huge and a strong scorer/rebounder. This was a nice
move keeping their important big depth, they use a lot of bigs.
Grade: B+
Jazz sign Drew Eubanks for 2 years, $10 million
With the Jazz likely trading Markkanen it’s smart to find depth and Eubanks is in no way a big name, but when he is actually playing, he helps his team.
Grade: B
Clippers sign Kris Dunn for 1 year, min
Kris Dunn has become a really strong defensive specialist and although he’s not a very talented scorer, he has playmaking talent and defenders who guard guards like him can be rare. This is a solid move as they lost Paul George, who is an excellent defender. They still need a second star, like a DeMar DeRozan or Zach Lavine.
Grade: B+
Clippers sign Kevin Porter for 2 years, $5 million, TO
Porter was recently a big time scorer with a big
money deal, but legal issues got him basically tossed from the league. The contracts obviously a steal, but he’s a pariah and should he still be able to play in the league? I dislike this.
Grade: D+
Celtics sign Neemias Queta for 1 year, $2 million
This is not a very interesting signing as they are just keeping their fifth big man around. It’s cheap and he knows this team, so it’s fine.
Grade: A-
Thunder sign Isaiah Hartenstein for 3 years, $87 million
I like Hartenstein. He’s gritty, hustles and is a very talented role player. This is paying him like he’s a franchise five. This is the biggest overpay so far this offseason. If they start him with Chet Holmgren, they would work very well and if that’s the case for signing him then you can see the merit, but the ridiculous money is the largest part of the grade.
Grade: C
Pistons sign Tobias Harris for 2 years, $50 million
I’ve written for awhile saying that Tobias Harris will for some reason join the Pistons, i.e. the team with the fewest wins. They want a vet to help in then locker room and on the court. He should be starting at the four and giving them 16-19 points. It makes little sense why he’s again being overpaid and he picked a team that will not win.
Grade: D
Bulls sign Jalen Smith for 3 years, $29 million
The Bulls continue to build their roster and getting excellent talent. The one position they lacked a developmental option was the five and the Bulls can seriously try and trade Vucevic. Smith’s a shooting and scoring big man that might become their starter. Also, stealing him from a rival adds intrigue. The value could have easily been twice this and it would have been fine.
Grade: A
Thunder sign Aaron Wiggins for 5 years, $48 million
For an uber-talented role player, it’s rare to see a 5-year deal, but the contract is very fair. Wiggins has become a big part of their rotation and should be there another five seasons.
Grade: B
Thunder sign Isaiah Joe for 4 years, $48 million
The 6-foot-4 shooting guard is one of the truly special shooters in the league. For a volume shooter and scorer like Joe, $12 million a season is a fair deal. This is average elite shooter cash.
Grade: B
76ers sign Kelly Oubre for 2 years, $13 million with a second season PO
Oubre is a very talented three-and-D role player who honestly deserves double what they are paying, but at least he has his option. He will be a starter or huge rotation piece for a true title contender. This is ridiculous steal for the team.
Grade: A
76ers sign guard Tyrese Maxey for 5 years, max
Maxey in one season went from an ace scoring small shooting guard to a legit point guard and star. He is one of the league’s elite offensive players and is the No. 2 guy on a title contender. He is also capable of running the offense, but Paul George should help him there. Maxey deserved this money
Grade: B+
Spurs sign Chris Paul for one year, $10 million
The money and the match is excellent. They needed a true point guard and found one of the elite ones. Yes, he’s old, but he will teach Wemby,
Vassell and Castle so much, it’s like adding a coach. He must not want a championship, because at his age he should be ring hunting.
Grade: A
Clippers sign Derrick Jones for 3 years, $30 million
As soon as the Clippers lost Paul George, they signed the Mavericks starter who is a marvel of an athlete and is very talented as a stopper. He adds some bounce and hustle whether they use him as a starter or main reserve. The value is also very fair.
Grade: B+
Bucks sign Delon Wright for 1 year, $3 million
Delon Wright has the size that you want from a reserve combo guard and has two way abilities Milwaukee covets. For a fifth guard, he will play well when given the opportunity.
Grade: B+
76ers sign Paul George for a 4 years, max contract
Paul George chose to become a free agent, and the 76ers were the natural place for him to sign. They have two All-Stars, they had cash, and they want a title. It’s a ton of money for a 33-year-old, but this makes the 76ers the No. 2 team in the East. He will give them 23/5/5 with excellent defense at the three. This is a home run for Philadelphia.
Grade: B
Clippers re-sign James Harden to a 2 year, $70 million deal with a PO
This is very expensive, but with Clippers knowing they were losing George they had to keep their third star and so he got paid. There are far bigger contracts that are far uglier than this, and again, they needed to keep him. They have to find a stronger No. 2 if they want a chance to win.
Grade: B+
Pacers re-sign Obi Toppin for 4 seasons, $60 million
This is an interesting signing, as the four isn’t a need and they have Walker who should play an increased role, but Toppin played very well for them. Being able to sit Siakam and bring Toppin in the game’s a huge luxury, so I get why they made the deal and the money’s strong value.
Grade: B
Lakers sign guard Max Christie for 4 years, $32 million
His brother was just drafted by the Clippers and then he gets $30 million; it’s pretty impressive. He’s a shooter who defends and has strong size for the position. This is the Lakers signing him with the hope he improves and makes this a huge bargain.
Grade: B
Kings re-sign Alex Len for 1 year, minimum
Len’s been a solid reserve for Sacramento for a couple seasons and he gets another. The former No. 5 pick is still a strong scorer and rebounder who can start if needed.
Grade: B
Celtics re-sign Luke Kornet for 1 year, minimum
Kornet’s largest talent is his massive size, which he knows how to utilize well. He also has been the fourth big in Boston, meaning he was in the rotation of a title winning rotation. He works there.
Grade: B+
76ers sign Eric Gordon for 1 year, $5 million
Why would Gordon leave the Suns where he was a sixth man for basically the same money he would have made in Phoenix? This gives the 76ers a duo of scoring guards in rookie Jared McCain and Gordon. This is an excellent move.
Grade: A
Bullets sign Jonas Valancinas for 3 seasons, $27 million
After drafting Alex Sarr, signing a bulky five makes
little sense, but it looks like they may use their rookie as a four; he’s obviously a five. Regardless, he’s a strong starting five and the money’s actually a bargain.
Grade: B
Andre Drummond signs with 76ers for 2-seasons, $10m
Drummond is one of the ace reserve fives in the league and they get to pair him with the leagues No. 1 big. I love them getting excellent depth with the health of Joel Embiid a question.
Grade: A
Detroit re-signs Cade Cunningham for five years, maximum
Cunningham is a star, about to be an All-Star and is the Pistons’ franchise player. He’s earned a max contract. He’s their No. 1 scorer and distributor and is a huge part of them trying to get to the playoffs. They had to keep him and he has a shot to become one of the franchise’s biggest stars, he is that talented.
Grade: B+
Suns sign Masin Plumlee for 1 year, minimum
The Suns really needed a superior second big man and Plumlee is rock solid and he played very well for LA. When he is playing he simply produces. I’m a fan of this move.
Grade: B
Bullets re-sign Richaun Holmes for two years, $26 million
So Holmes said no to his 13 million dollar option to sign a two-season deal at the same cost, but it seems to be a two-season deal with a team option. Holmes is a decent reserve big, but that’s too much money. It’s a need though which saves the grade.
Grade: C
Suns re-sign Bol for one year, minimum
Bol was impressive for the Suns as a reserve 5. He’s huge and has some really solid stats when he gets some minutes. Keeping a strong role player at a need spot, at the minimum is a nice contract.
Grade: B+
Suns re-sign Royce O’Neale for 4 years, $45 million
They traded for O’Neale in season and obviously wanted to keep him as their starter or 7th man and this is just a really strong bargain. The Suns had little money to spend so they needed a fair deal and they got one. He’s an excellent shooter and has playmaking ability, is valued around the league as a role player and at just $11 million a season, I love it.
Grade: A
Nuggets re-sign Deandre Jordan for 1 year, minimum
This was an obvious move as they need talent with their big men when Jokic sits and Jordan’s been his reserve for awhile.
Grade: B
Bulls re-sign Patrick Williams for 5 years, $90 million
The former No. 4 pick is only 22 and is an elite defender and excellent shooter and this is a steal of a contract as he can still be a stud. Williams should continue to start at the 4 and this was another big time move for the Bulls who have actually had made some nice moves so far.
Grade: A-
Raptors re-sign Scottie Barnes for 5 years, $270 million dollars
Scottie Barnes will be signing a max contract for 5 seasons, it just needs ink to paper when free agency starts. He’s their star and franchise player after 3 seasons and will stay said player for another 6 seasons. We knew this deal was going to be made, so there’s not much that needs to be said, but it is too much money.
Grade: B+
Kings re-sign Malik Monk for 4 years, $78 million dollars
This is a massive win for the Kings keeping their third scorer and arguably the No. 1 bench guard in the league. He would easily have made 100+ million when he hit free agency, but he fits so well he made the wise choice to stay. They couldn’t lose him.
Grade: A+
Pacers sign Siakam for 4 years, $190 million
This technically will have to wait, but the Pacers traded a lot for All-Star big about half into the season and he helped them win 2 playoff series. He gives them excellent two way play and 22-6-5 stars giving them a second star. There was little doubt that they would let him walk and he wanted to stay so there was no doubt they would quickly agree on a deal. This is too much money for Siakam but they had to pay him.
Grade: A-
Nuggets sign Dario Saric for 2 years, $10.6 million
Hornets sign Miles Bridges for 3 years, $75 million
Pistons sign Simone Fontecchio for two season, 16 million
Kings sign Jordan McLaughlin for 1 year, min
Warriors sign Buddy Hield for 2 years, $21 million
Heat sign Alec Burks, for one year, min
Timberwolves sign Joe Ingles for 1 year, min
Pacers sign James Wiseman for 2 years, min
Timberwolves sign PJ Dozier for one year, min
Mavericks sign Klay Thompson for 3 years, $50 million
Celtics sign Jayson Tatum for 5 years, $314 million
Celtics sign Derrick White for 4 years, $125 million
Cavaliers sign Donovon Mitchell for 3 years, $150.3 million, PO
Raptors sign Garrett Temple for 1 year, min
Warriors sign Kyle Anderson for 3 years, $28 million
Clippers sign Nic Batum for two years, $10 million
Heat sign Thomas Bryant for 1 year, minimum
Suns sign Monte Morris for 1 year, $3 million
Lakers sign LeBron James for 2 years, $104 million, PO
Lakers sign Bronny James to a multi-year guaranteed contract.
Celtics sign Xavier Tillman for two years, $10 million
Suns sign Damion Lee for 1 season, minimum
Warriors sign guard Deanthony Melton for 1 year, $13 million
Heat sign Kevin Love for two years, $8 million
Timberwolves sign Luka Garza for 2 years, minimum
Jazz sign Drew Eubanks for 2 years, $10 million
Clippers sign Kris Dunn for 1 year, min
Clippers sign Kevin Porter for 2 years, $5 million, TO
Celtics sign Neemias Queta for 1 year, $2 million
Thunder sign Isaiah Hartenstein for 3 years, $87 million
Pistons sign Tobias Harris for 2 years, $50 million
Bulls sign Jalen Smith for 3 years, $29 million
Thunder sign Aaron Wiggins for 5 years, $48 million
Thunder sign Isaiah Joe for 4 years, $48 million
76ers sign Kelly Oubre for 2 years, $13 million with a second season PO
76ers sign guard Tyrese Maxey for 5 years, max
Spurs sign Chris Paul for one year, $10 million
Clippers sign Derrick Jones for 3 years, $30 million
Bucks sign Delon Wright for 1 year, $3 million
76ers sign Paul George for a 4 years, max contract
Clippers re-sign James Harden to a 2 year, $70 million deal with a PO
Pacers re-sign Obi Toppin for 4 seasons, $60 million
Lakers sign guard Max Christie for 4 years, $32 million
Kings re-sign Alex Len for 1 year, minimum
Celtics re-sign Luke Kornet for 1 year, minimum
76ers sign Eric Gordon for 1 year, $5 million
Bullets sign Jonas Valancinas for 3 seasons, $27 million
Andre Drummond signs with 76ers for 2-seasons, $10m
Detroit re-signs Cade Cunningham for five years, maximum
Suns sign Masin Plumlee for 1 year, minimum
Bullets re-sign Richaun Holmes for two years, $26 million
Suns re-sign Bol for one year, minimum
Suns re-sign Royce O’Neale for 4 years, $45 million
Nuggets re-sign Deandre Jordan for 1 year, minimum
Bulls re-sign Patrick Williams for 5 years, $90 million
Raptors re-sign Scottie Barnes for 5 years, $270 million dollars
Kings re-sign Malik Monk for 4 years, $78 million dollars
Pacers sign Siakam for 4 years, $190 million
