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Vince Carter in GSW? That's just a rumor. He has signed off $8 million one-year contract with the Kings.

The information was spread out in the basketball news and trackers. Hit Google search and you can confirmed there. My comments to some of the newly signed and waived;

-Blake Griffin didn't follow Chris Paul path and choose to received the max deal with the Los Angeles Clippers. Good or bad decision? Well for money it's good. He's still young after all and can still asked for waived.

-Steph Curry, it's not yet finalized but it's near to closed deal.

-Kyle Korver for another 3 years with the Cavaliers? LOL I thought some revamp will happen which involved this player as part of trading cards.

- Dirk Nowitzki, my idol didn't deserved this eventhough he is aging. But still happy since we, Mavs fan, can still watch his play for couple of season.

-Vince Carter now put period for the rumors of his transfer to Golden State Warriors. Looks like money is priority now then will target the ring next season lol.

Nice list you got there, do you have a link for confirmation about that news? Anyways, thanks for giving that list. It looks like we had a big changes but the most awaited teams we know it, the popular rivalry of Cavs and GSW is making their contracts higher and increasing more power.

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That's a great list you got there, man. Almost all the big names have been scooped up already. Now it is just a matter of time before more player movements take place. Meanwhile, the Cavs are still without a general manager, while the Warriors just got even better with the signing of Omri Casspi and Swaggy P., and we are very likely to see the  Warriors-Cavs Part IV around June next year, unless of course if the Celtics have got something to say or do about it.

NBA Free Agency:

-Blake Griffin signed with Los Angeles Clippers (5yrs, $175M)
-Jeff Teague signed with Minnesota Timberwolves (3yrs, $57M)
-Tony Snell signed with Milwaukee Bucks (4yrs, $46M)
-Patty Mills signed with San Antonio Spurs (4yrs, $50M)
-Cristiano Felicio signed with Chicago Bulls (4yrs, $32M)
-Shaun Livingston signed with Golden State Warriors (3yrs, $24M)
-Stephen Curry signed with Golden State Warriors (5yrs, $201M)
-Jrue Holiday signed with New Orleans Pelicans (5yrs, $126M)
-Wayne Selden signed with Memphis Grizzlies (2yrs, ?)
-David West signed with Golden State Warriors (1yr, $2.3M)
-Langston Galloway signed with Detroit Pistons (3yrs, $21M)
-Ron Baker signed with New York Knicks (2yrs, ?)
-J.J. Redick signed with Philadelphia 76ers (1yr, $23M)
-Amir Johnson signed with Philadelphia 76ers (1yr, $11M)
-Michael Carter-Williams signed with Charlotte Hornets (1yr, $2.7M)
-Jose Calderon signed with Cleveland Cavaliers (1yr, $2.3M)
-Joe Ingles signed with Utah Jazz (4yrs, $52M)
-Andre Iguodala signed with Golden State Warriors (3yrs, $48M)
-P.J. Tucker signed with Houston Rockets (4yrs, $32M)
-Serge Ibaka signed with Toronto Raptors (3yrs, $65M)
-Taj Gibson signed with Minnesota Timberwolves (2yrs, $28M)
-Jodie Meeks signed with Washington Wizards (2yrs, $7M)
-Kyle Korver signed with Cleveland Cavaliers (3yrs, $22M)
-Nene Hilario signed with Houston Rockets (3yrs, $11M)
-Kyle Lowry signed with Toronto Raptors (3yrs, $100M)
-Justin Holiday signed with Chicago Bulls (2yrs, $9M)
-Ben McLemore signed with Memphis Grizzlies (2yrs, $10.7M)
-Paul Millsap signed with Denver Nuggets (3yrs, $90M)
-Kevin Durant signed with Golden State Warriors (2yrs, $53M)
-Darren Collison signed with Indiana Pacers (2yrs, $20M)
-Mike Scott signed with Washington Wizards (1yr, $2.3M)
-George Hill signed with Sacramento Kings (3yrs, $57M)
-Zach Randolph signed with Sacramento Kings (2yrs, $24M)
-Omri Casspi signed with Golden State Warriors (1yr, $2.3M)
-Gordon Hayward signed with Boston Celtics (4yrs, $128M)
-Otto Porter Jr. signed offer sheet with Brooklyn Nets (4yrs, $106M)
-Patrick Patterson signed with Oklahoma City Thunder (3yrs, $16.4M)
-Danilo Gallinari signed with Los Angeles Clippers (3yrs, $65M)
-Nick Young signed with Golden State Warriors (1yr, $5.2M)
-Dion Waiters signed with Miami Heat (4yrs, $52M)
-Andre Roberson signed with Oklahoma City (3yrs, $30M)
-Milos Teodosic signed with Los Angeles Clippers (2yrs, $12.3M)
-Dirk Nowitzki signed with Dallas Mavericks (2yrs, $10M)
-Eric Moreland signed with Detroit Pistons (2yrs, $4.6M)
-Kelly Olynyk signed with Miami Heat (4yrs, $50M)
-Rudy Gay signed with San Antonio Spurs (2yrs, $17.2M)
-Vince Carter signed with Sacramento Kings (1yr, $8M)
-James Johnson signed with Miami Heat (4yrs, $60M)
-Tim Hardaway Jr. signed offer sheet with New York Knicks (4yrs, $71M)

Thanks me later guys,

Rudy gay can be a good partner of Leonard in scoring, not only that Gay is known as a superstar player who has the height and good in rebounding an defense as well. I'm excited to see what coach Pop can do with Rudy Gay, my only concern now is his health, he does not play whole season in most of his games in Kings.

Woah this is another big news. Every team is securing their roster and it tends that Spurs wanted to secure the finals and dont want to commit the same mistake. But anyway, Rudy Gay is a big addition to the key players of Spurs now.

Good news guys, Rudy is going to spurs,.. Very big line up here..

http://www.nba.com/article/2017/07/06/san-antonio-spurs-sign-rudy-gay

that's right he just needed to be a play maker as we knew clippers is not lack of stars who can deliver the only thing is they needed to rotate
the ball and if Milos act as their playmaker blake will be more relax and no need for him to get injured from time to time.

This would be great for the clippers since CP3 leaves clippers and Now they needed a above average PG. Milos, is a star quality player. Watching his games, He and Blake would be a great duo. Milos style of playing is unselfish abd fits for the clippers since he need not to do much of the scoring somehow because of Blake, Crawford, and Redick as there main.

Good luck to this career at Clippers I'm sure that you european people are proud of your fellow countrymen to be part of Los Angeles Clippers. His contract is already good and considered as a big one. There's a lot of rosters that is being added to the teams today and for sure there will be a lot of changes before this season starts.

Hayward was definitely a nice addition to the Celtics team but I don't think it barely registers in terms of potential danger to the Cavs. The only real acquisition a team in the East can do to beat the Cavs is to actually get Lebron James

But seriously, the disparity between the two conferences is ridiculous, it will take a lot of trades to even them out. I would say Boston and maybe Toronto are in position of adding some interesting pieces but the rest are doomed. I like the Bucks and how they have a young team with plenty of talent but even if they would add an all-start there's no way they could beat the Cavs either unless LBJ goes out on an injury or something.

Also, the Cavs are still quiet in terms of trades, they could still improve their dominance.

According to Adrian Wojnarowski, Miloš Teodosić has signed two-year $12.3 million contract with the Clippers. The second year is a player option. As a Serb, I am happy to see probably the best european player in NBA. Good luck, Miloš!

Celtics have a serious upgrade this off season. I think they have a better chance this coming season than the last. And Cavs have no major improvement yet. They have not yet moved Love. I think cav will not dominate the east as much as they dominated it last season.

yeah this is pretty thing yo happend fir the Jazz as they will get quite a bit of value instead of nothing for Hayward, so you would assume they would be into it .
I think that Jazz be ok with a big long term contract for OlynykI and most likely fir his Salary would have to start at 17.5 million per year also finaly some descent player leave the west side to go to the east maybe it will help to increase the competition for the Eastern Conference the Cavs still much favored to be at the top but when Lebron leaves things can change.

Even they have Hayward now still it's not enough to beat the Cavs and enter the finals. Maybe they have gotten better because of Hayward addition in their line up but the thing is Cavs is Cavs and they will dominate the East as long as James is there together with Irving and Love.

They should be ready now, Hayward is a talented player and the main man in Utah Jazz and now he will pair with Thomas, I like to see this and how it will affect the team rotation. I hope he will have his first championship, I know the Cavaliers are the king in the east but anything could happen and Celtics is going to the right direction in terms of progress.

Thats the big question there mate whether if they are really ready to face the cavs after hayward's addition to their team, well see how they will try and looking forward for best used of hayward to their team.

Finally someone from the West will transfer to the East mostly the competition now I see is in the West. But with Boston Celtics and Gordon Hayward agreeing on a contract it will create an improve roster for them. But the problem here is they will always face of Cleveland in the playoffs and I don't think it will be an easy playoff race for 2017-2018 for the team.

The acquisition of Gordon Hayward by the Celtics puts them closer to the Cavs, but I believe they are still a superstar away from becoming the best in the East. Their time will come when Lebron decides he doesn’t want to play for the Cavs anymore and heads somewhere. With a flexible salary cap and a stash of draft picks, the Celtics are really looking to be a dominant team for years to come.