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Scottie Pippen and Brian Windhorst react to the Warriors acquiring D’Angelo Russell and the price they paid to do so. (1:37)
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Kevin PeltonESPN Staff Writer
- Co-author, Pro Basketball Prospectus series
- Formerly a consultant with the Indiana Pacers
- Developed WARP rating and SCHOENE system
What do the latest moves in NBA free agency mean for every team, and what’s next across the league?
On Day 1, many teams quickly reached agreements with star players, including the Brooklyn Nets (Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving), Boston Celtics (Kemba Walker) and Philadelphia 76ers (Tobias Harris and Al Horford). The action continued on Day 2, including finalized sign-and-trades for D’Angelo Russell (Golden State Warriors) and Jimmy Butler (Miami Heat).
You can find team-by-team analysis on all of the movement here.
Note: The latest updates will be posted here, with teams sorted alphabetically. The most recent additions include Troy Daniels to the Lakers, Jordan Bell to the Wolves and Kyle O’Quinn to the Sixers.
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