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With the 2026 NBA Draft in the rearview, the league's attention turns to free agency this week. The official negotiation period opened on Tuesday evening, but there's been plenty of action to keep everyone busy since the draft last week.

The San Antonio Spurs further strengthened their frontline by signing Tobias Harris on Wednesday. They agreed to a two-year $31 million contract, giving the team an NBA veteran who can play at both forward positions.

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The Spurs and Thunder remain 2026–27 title favorites, while the Celtics’ championship odds have slipped following a blockbuster trade that has landed Jaylen Brown in Philadelphia.

Major NBA moves have already gone down this offseason, none bigger than the late-night blockbuster that ended a year-long Giannis Antetokounmpo trade saga. The Milwaukee Bucks finally dealt the two-time MVP to the Miami Heat for four players,

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The Lakers are linked to Kawhi Leonard as a free agent target as his salary cap scandal with the Clippers could result in a voided contract. The post Lakers Get Major Update On Kawhi Free Agency Links Amid Salary Cap Scandal appeared first on Heavy Sports.