@luka7doncic didn’t just sign a $165M extension—he made a promise.
Now it’s on the @Lakers to match his urgency.
My breakdown on why Luka’s challenge could define LA’s season:
https://t.co/hFBhyaXvmA
Brandin Podziemski and his camp could demand up to $25 million per year from the Warriors due to his contributions as a starter and his improved production, per @BrettSiegelNBA
“In terms of what a new deal for Podziemski could possibly look like, it is likely that the AAV would be between $22 million and $24 million. While the sweet spot for the Warriors would be a deal somewhere between $15 million and $18 million, Podziemski and his camp would want to exceed this in their asking price due to his contributions as a starter and improved production during the 2025-26 season.”
(Via https://t.co/X3tGW4zSH0)
The Sacramento Kings reportedly viewed Dennis Schröder as the top player on the market last summer and felt he could have been a building block for long-term success, per @FCartoscelli3
“Internally, Schroder was viewed as the top target on the market, the ‘number one guy’ Sacramento believed could serve as a building block as the organization pushed toward sustained success.”
(Via https://t.co/9bUJqoEXQb)
Shams on the Giannis trade talks:
"Over the weekend, the Bucks remained engaged with teams that have interest, given aggressive proposals. My understanding is they've submitted counteroffers to those aggressive proposals as well"
The JJ Redick-led Lakers are running it back.
Not the offseason splash some expected — but there’s logic in the Lakers doubling down on continuity. On Luka Dončić. On JJ Redick.
https://t.co/1TRXelEdoi
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