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Young is potent enough to keep the Hawks around .500, and they don't have much incentive to tank so long as the Spurs control their first-round picks through 2027 thanks to the original Murray trade. The smoothest way to reclaiming those picks is trading Young to the Spurs, but San Antonio has not shown much recent interest in that, sources said. The Spurs understand the potential value of those picks, and they (for now) appear to favor holding them hostage over swapping them back to Atlanta.

The Lakers, too, have shown little recent interest in Young, sources said. That could change if the price drops to L.A.'s liking. But the market for Young is as chilly as it has ever been.
 

https://www.espn.com/nba/insider/story/_/id/40496545/clippers-nuggets-convenient-fear-second-apron-first-week-nba-free-agency

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But Mitchell is now under contract for three more seasons -- a coup for the Cavs even if his extension is not as long as they might have dreamed. The Mitchell-Garland fit has proven more awkward than expected, and there were rumblings Mitchell's return might spur Garland's camp to push for a trade. Those rumblings -- and Garland's trade market -- have quieted.

And that's fine. Garland is just 24. I'd bet on a nice bounce back after a plague of injuries derailed him last season.
 

https://www.espn.com/nba/insider/story/_/id/40496545/clippers-nuggets-convenient-fear-second-apron-first-week-nba-free-agency

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1 minute ago, Soul Bro said:

Love me some Lowe. Love that he loves our moves and direction.

Same here I cherry picked some comments he made about Young and Garland. I’d say it will be pretty quite on that front for awhile. 

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44 minutes ago, Soul Bro said:

Love me some Lowe. Love that he loves our moves and direction.

I have great love and consideration for him too, he's often on target. Worth noting that he consider us winners, but is also pointing out that we will probably need a second star or something, depending how our core evolve. For me it was already evident, but now we'll have to wait and see how we develop.

The comments highlighted by MagicMan1979 were worth noting too. There's also a full section on OKC, I really envy their situation/management.

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19 minutes ago, Luke_FfS said:

I have great love and consideration for him too, he's often on target. Worth noting that he consider us winners, but is also pointing out that we will probably need a second star or something, depending how our core evolve. For me it was already evident, but now we'll have to wait and see how we develop.

The comments highlighted by MagicMan1979 were worth noting too. There's also a full section on OKC, I really envy their situation/management.

Envy OKC why? 

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2 hours ago, Shine88 said:

https://www.nba.com/magic/news/orlando-magic-announce-roster-for-nba2k25-summer-league-2024-20240705

 

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Easily the best SL roster we put together in a while. Maledon has a shot to be the 3rd PG, and Todd can work himself into a two-way contract.

Starting 5:

PG. Black

SG. Maledon

SF. Howard

PF. da Silva

C. Todd

omg, im kinda surprised. We never focused on these summer league rosters. Always had subpar players, with no chance at all!! 

It would be a huge win if we can add Maledon and Todd as two way players. 

Also curious to see Culver. I liked him in the draft, but he could never build on his raw game. 

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Let this thing marinate. Every good player on a rookie-scale contract is a precious asset in the apron era.”

https://www.espn.com/nba/insider/story/_/id/40496545/clippers-nuggets-convenient-fear-second-apron-first-week-nba-free-agency

To me this is really important to understand. Patience with rookies in this new cap era will really pay off. Now we just need our guys to develop.

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BREAKING: Orlando Magic forward Franz Wagner has agreed on a five-year maximum rookie contract extension worth up to $270 million, league sources tell @TheAthletic @Stadium. Wagner, 22, has cemented himself as a cornerstone for the Magic.

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