All NBA Teams All NBA Teams Eastern Atlanta Boston Brooklyn Charlotte Chicago Cleveland Detroit Indiana Miami Milwaukee New York Orlando Philadelphia Toronto Washington Western Dallas Denver Golden State Houston LA Clippers LA Lakers Memphis Minnesota New Orleans Oklahoma City Phoenix Portland Sacramento San Antonio Utah Derek Bodner: Rough numbers for the Covington extension… shares share tweet pin sms send email 5 years ago – via Twitter DerekBodnerNBA Derek Bodner: Rough numbers for the Covington extension: 2017-18: $16,698,103 2018-19: $10,018,862 2019-20: $10,820,371 2020-21: $11,621,880 2021-22: $12,423,389 More on Robert Covington Extension 5 years ago – via ESPN Philadelphia 76ers forward Robert Covington is finalizing the framework of a four-year, $62 million contract extension, league sources told ESPN. Sixers general manager Bryan Colangelo and Covington's representatives with CAA Sports are expecting a signed agreement as soon as the end of this week, league sources said. 5 years ago – via Twitter ShamsCharania Shams Charania: Sources: 76ers forward Robert Covington plans to sign a four-year, $62 million contract renegotiation-and-extension on Friday. 5 years ago – via Twitter DerekBodnerNBA Derek Bodner: Covington's 2017-18 contract will be renegotiated with the #sixers remaining cap space, then he'll receive a 4-year extension worth roughly $45 million, per sources. 5 years ago – via ESPN The deal will include a $15 million renegotiation bump on Covington's $1.57 million salary this season, plus an additional four years that'll keep Covington under contract through the 2021-22 season. 5 years ago – via ESPN The $15 million renegotiation is the largest single-season figure negotiated since that became an available contractual avenue in the NBA. 5 years ago – via Twitter TheSteinLine Robert Covington extension coming? Marc Stein: Robert Covington is eligible to sign a contract extension Wednesday and league sources say Philly is indeed on course to seal that new deal as soon as it’s permissible 5 years ago – via Twitter TheSteinLine Marc Stein: Nov. 15 is the first day the Sixers, using their ample salary-cap space from the summer, can make official the “renegotiate and extend” deal for Covington many in Philly have been anticipating 5 years ago – via Twitter TheSteinLine Marc Stein: The widespread expectation: Roughly $15 million immediately injected into Robert Covington’s 2017-18 renegotiated season to set up a slightly reduced figure in subsequent extension years 5 years ago – via Philadelphia Inquirer When asked if he was confident a deal could get done with the Sixers, Covington, who turns 27 in December, said he was. “We definitely have been in talks with everything,” Covington said during the Sixers’ media day on Monday at their practice facility in Camden. “Both side are very open to what is going on and it is a matter of the right move that is going to be made.” 5 years ago – via Philadelphia Inquirer Covington said he would like to remain with the team, but admitted that nothing is certain. “Being part of everything that transpired in the past years, you definitely want to be part of that,” he said. “A lot of things are transitioning, but it is a business, and you definitely don’t know how things will pan out.” 5 years ago – via Twitter JakeLFischer Jake Fischer: Robert Covington on his contract extension: "Bryan [Colangelo] is playing chess right now." Optimistic they'll reach a long term agreement. 5 years ago – via ESPN.com Extension coming for Robert Covington? The Philadelphia 76ers are interested in signing forward Robert Covington to an extension this offseason, according to a source with team knowledge. 5 years ago – via ESPN.com As his contract is currently constructed, Covington, 26, is scheduled to make just $1.5 million for the 2017-18 season, which would make him one of the biggest bargains in the NBA. However, he is also set to hit unrestricted free agency following the season, and the organization doesn’t want to run the risk of losing him on the open market. 5 years ago – via Twitter DerekBodnerNBA Derek Bodner: Bryan Colangelo says a Covington extension is "certainly something I think we want to address". Wants to make him part of org on longer-term basis 5 years ago – via Twitter brianseltzer Brian Seltzer: Bryan Colangelo on Covington "valued piece of this organization, really evolved into player that we want" on long-term basis. Salaries, Uncategorized Salaries, Robert Covington, Philadelphia 76ers Storyline: Robert Covington Extension shares share tweet pin sms send email
Bulls among the teams calling about Kevin Durant When the two-time NBA Finals MVP made it known he wanted to be traded out of Brooklyn, expected business quickly fell by the wayside as teams tried to reposition themselves to at least make an offer. According to a source, the Bulls were a part of those phone calls, despite Durant reportedly having the Heat and Suns among his desired destinations — and despite the reality that the Bulls don’t have the type of high-profile player or quality of draft picks the Nets were looking for in a trade package. 1 hour ago – via Joe Cowley @ Chicago Sun-Times Trade, Top Rumors Top Rumors, Trade, Kevin Durant, Brooklyn Nets, Chicago Bulls, Miami Heat, Phoenix Suns
Phoenix has the kinds of players who might make this a win-win for all involved — namely, Suns small forward Mikal Bridges and restricted free agent center DeAndre Ayton. In the days before Irving’s choice to opt-in, sources close to Ayton had raised this possibility of an Ayton-Bridges deal being very much on their radar. At that time, however, it was unclear whether Durant was going to ask out. 1 hour ago – via Sam Amick, Joe Vardon, John Hollinger, Alex Schiffer, The Athletic NBA Staff @ The Athletic Free Agency, Trade, Uncategorized Free Agency, Trade, DeAndre Ayton, Kevin Durant, Mikal Bridges, Brooklyn Nets, Phoenix Suns
Nets want multiple All-Stars for Kevin Durant I’m told the Nets want multiple All-Stars in any deal for Durant. I do not count Tyler Herro in that category, despite the year he’s had. So if you’re Miami, how do you acquire Durant? 1 hour ago – via Sam Amick, Joe Vardon, John Hollinger, Alex Schiffer, The Athletic NBA Staff @ The Athletic Trade, Top Rumors Top Rumors, Trade, Kevin Durant, Brooklyn Nets
Mike James: Must b another Mike James Stephen A. Smith just said on ESPN that Kevin Durant is currently in Portland for Mike James’ basketball camp. 👀👀👀 #RipCity — Ryan Clarke (@RyanTClarke) June 30, 2022 1 hour ago – via Twitter Uncategorized Kevin Durant, Mike James, Brooklyn Nets
Sources said the Bulls remain confident LaVine will agree to a contract of nearly $215 million — the most any team could offer — even as the two-time All-Star waits to hear all offers in the process. 1 hour ago – via Joe Cowley @ Chicago Sun-Times Free Agency, Uncategorized Free Agency, Zach LaVine, Chicago Bulls
Beck: I asked a well-connected NBA source which teams, other than the increasingly desperate Lakers, would be willing to acquire Irving. His answer: “None.” I think I agree. The league has seen Irving wreak a lot of havoc over the last five years, from Cleveland to Boston to Brooklyn. It’s left an impression. But the Lakers badly need another scorer/playmaker next to LeBron and AD, and Irving is an infinitely better fit than Russell Westbrook. 1 hour ago – via SI Staff @ Sports Illustrated Trade, Uncategorized Trade, Kyrie Irving, Brooklyn Nets
Sacramento continues to be mentioned in a potential John Collins trade with the Atlanta Hawks, but sources confirm that the Kings are trailing in that chase. 1 hour ago – via Kings Beat Trade, Uncategorized Trade, John Collins, Atlanta Hawks, Sacramento Kings
Kendra Andrews: Gary Payton II is finalizing a multi-year deal with the Portland Trail Blazers, his agent Aaron Goodwin confirmed to ESPN. 1 hour ago – via Twitter kendra__andrews Aaron Goodwin, Free Agency, Uncategorized Aaron Goodwin, Free Agency, Gary Payton II, Portland Trail Blazers