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All NBA →- NBATim Hardaway Sr.: Son can't wear retired number after Heat dealTim Hardaway Sr. said he isn't letting his retired No. 10 come back into circulation for the Heat, even for his newly signed son.
- NBANBA free agency 2026: Winners, losers, big questions for teamsWhich teams are dominating the offseason? Which already wish they could hit the reset button? We picked 10 winners and losers from free agency.
- NBANBA Free Agency Buzz and Offseason Moves Heat UpFree Agency Guide Drops—Teams and Stars in Focus The Story: ESPN’s annual free agency guide is out, and it’s the roadmap for the NBA’s wildest offseason in years. Bobby Marks breaks down every team’s cap space, needs, and big-name targets—LeBron’s Lakers, Jaylen Brown’s Celtics, Kawhi’s Clippers, and more. If you’re betting on where the chips fall, this is your playbook. The Numbers: 30 teams, 100+ free agents, and a projected $130M+ in cap space league-wide. The Lakers? Stuck with LeBron’s $60M cap hold but eyeing a third star. Celtics? Jaylen Brown’s max deal could reshape their title window. Clippers? Kawhi’s loyalty test—again. The Take: This isn’t just noise. The guide’s got receipts: contract projections, trade exceptions, and the hidden moves teams actually want to make. If you’re not checking the fine print, you’re already behind. Trade Drama and Legacy Checks Lopez’s Trade Surprise: Karim Lopez found out he’d been traded to Memphis live on air—thanks to ESPN’s Hoop Streams
- NBA2026 NBA free agency: Grades for offseason signings, extensionsWe're grading the biggest free agent signings and extensions, including the Quentin Grimes and Sandro Mamukelashvili deals in Los Angeles.
- NBALeBron James free agency: Pros and cons of potential destinationsWith LeBron James leaving Los Angeles, we look at the pros and cons of possible landing spots for his 24th season, including the Cavs and Warriors.
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