The Lakers may have mismanaged their resources in a big way during this year's free agency period to appease Luka Doncic.

NBA free agency has slowed down, but there are still a few big names waiting for the right fit and the right deal. While most contenders have already made their splash, a handful of teams still have glaring holes

The 2026 NBA offseason has been a wild ride. How wild, you ask? Well, The King hasn't even established his new throne yet, and it already feels time for a winners-and-losers style wrapup. This transformational time has been a godsend for some and a curse for others.

The initial rush of NBA free agency is about over at this point. And what a rush it was. This year’s free agency period saw a ton of player movement on both the

We check in on the top restricted free agents, some notable veteran UFAs, and the trades that aren't yet official.

ESPN's Brian Windhorst feels it's Tyrese Maxey, not Jaylen Brown, who would serve as the main draw for LeBron James should he choose to sign with the Philadelphia 76ers in free agency.

Denver Nuggets free agent Curtis Jones is on the Boston Celtics' radar as a potential offseason addition for the Eastern Conference contenders.

The Sacramento Kings have waived six-time All-Star DeMar DeRozan after exploring trade possibilities, sending one of the NBA's most accomplished veterans into free agency.

The Rockets have made some big moves this offseason, but what is their biggest free agency mistake thus far?

LeBron James told the Los Angeles Lakers last month that he won’t be returning to the team for 2026-27, which will be his record 24th NBA season, kicking off one of the summer’s biggest free agent frenzies.