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2 years ago – via Mark Medina @ USA Today Sports

Kyle Korver unsure about playing again

To what extent have you had talks about signing with an NBA team this season? Korver: “I’m not sure. I’ve talked to a few teams about it. Coming out of the bubble, I believe in honoring the game. I believe you honor the season with a good offseason. Coming out of the bubble with the quick turnaround, I didn’t feel I really did that. So I don’t want to cheat the game. If I want to go play, I want to go play well. I haven’t signed any paperwork. My wife asks me this question every day. It’s one I have a hard time finding my exact words for. So I haven’t signed paperwork yet. I’ve enjoyed being with my family, and it’s been a challenging season across the board for the league and for the players. But we’ll see. I don’t know.”

2 years ago – via Mark Medina @ USA Today Sports

While mulling whether he will pursue extending his 17-year NBA career, Korver has committed toward making regular appearances on TNT’s “The Arena,” an NBA show that includes host Cari Champion and various guests talking in depth about social justice topics. After debuting last summer, “The Arena” will air on Thursday this month before TNT’s NBA games.

3 years ago – via Twitter MarcJSpears

Marc J. Spears: Bucks guard Kyle Korver told @TheUndefeated he will talk to his family before deciding on his NBA future. The 39-year-old has played in 17 seasons, made one NBA All-Star appearance and has made 2,450 3-pointers. Korver is now an unrestricted free agent.

4 years ago – via NBA.com

The Milwaukee Bucks have signed free agent guard Kyle Korver. “Kyle is an elite three-point shooter who will play an impactful role for our team,” said Bucks General Manager Jon Horst. “In addition to bringing tremendous experience, Kyle is familiar with Coach Bud’s system having played under him for three-plus seasons in Atlanta. Kyle is a highly-respected player and person both on and off the court and we are thrilled to welcome him and his family to the Bucks.”

4 years ago – via ESPN

Kyle Korver to Milwaukee

Free-agent guard Kyle Korver has agreed to a one-year, $2.6 million deal with the Milwaukee Bucks, his agent Jeff Schwartz of Excel Sports told ESPN. Korver labored on a decision between the Bucks and Philadelphia 76ers, but his history and relationship with coach Mike Budenholzer played a significant role in his ultimate choice, league sources said.

4 years ago – via Twitter PaulGarciaNBA

Paul Garcia: Kyle Korver has cleared waivers and he’s now able to sign with any NBA team.

4 years ago – via ESPN

Kyle Korver looking at three contenders?

Korver — whose expiring contract could be waived for the cost of $3.4 million — will consider signing with the Los Angeles Lakers, Milwaukee Bucks and Philadelphia 76ers once he clears waivers, league sources told ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.

4 years ago – via Twitter PaulGarciaNBA

Suns release Kyle Korver

Paul Garcia: The Suns waived Kyle Korver. He’s now an unrestricted free agent.

4 years ago – via Twitter Tjonesonthenba

Tony Jones: Kyle Korver and the Utah Jazz have not been in contact, according to sources

4 years ago – via Twitter wojespn

Adrian Wojnarowski: Suns are planning to buyout the partially guaranteed contract of Kyle Korver, league sources tell ESPN. Lakers, Sixers and Bucks are frontrunners to sign Korver once he clears waivers, sources said.

4 years ago – via Twitter tribjazz

Eric Walden: Korver: “We knew we were gonna end up somewhere different during the year. … Utah wasn’t really on my radar. … The organization is better, the city is better. … Where my career goes, I don’t know. We’ll see.”

6 years ago – via Cleveland Plain Dealer

The Cavaliers announced the re-signing of guard Kyle Korver, the fifth all-time-leading 3-point shooter in NBA history. Korver, 36, entering his 15th season, signed a three-year, $22 million contract. Sources said only a portion of the final year is guaranteed. He’d be 39 in March of the final season of the deal.

6 years ago – via Twitter ShamsCharania

Kyle Korver staying in Cleveland

Shams Charania: Free agent Kyle Korver has agreed to a three-year, $22M deal with the Cleveland Cavaliers, league sources tell The Vertical.

6 years ago – via Twitter GoodmanESPN

Jeff Goodman: Cleveland keeps Kyle Korver. Source told ESPN it’s a 3-year deal worth $22 million.

6 years ago – via NBC Sports

A person familiar with the decision says the Cleveland Cavaliers will extend a contract offer to free agent forward Kyle Korver. The person spoke Friday to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the team is not discussing its plans in free agency. Korver is a priority for the Cavs as one of the best outside shooters in league history.

6 years ago – via Cleveland Plain Dealer

The Cavaliers are expected to make Kyle Korver an offer to return to the team when NBA free agency begins at 12:01 a.m. Saturday, sources told cleveland.com.

6 years ago – via Cleveland Plain Dealer

There are several teams said to be interested in Korver, including the Pelicans and Bucks, but the kind of contract he could land outside of Cleveland remains to be seen. Korver has also expressed a desire to return to the Cavs, who got Korver to the Finals for the first time in his 14-year career.

6 years ago – via Twitter CVivlamoreAJC

Chris Vivlamore: Asked Korver if book is closed on Atlanta as he is an UFA this summer. Says he hasn’t thought about it yet.

6 years ago – via Cleveland Plain Dealer

Kyle Korver hasn’t given much thought to his free agency this summer, but, yes, he’d like to re-sign with the Cavs. “I mean, who wouldn’t want to play with the best players in the world,” Korver told cleveland.com.

6 years ago – via Cleveland Plain Dealer

Korver told cleveland.com he’d like to play for another two or three seasons beyond this one, and said he has grown comfortable with the Cavs over his first month with the team. “I know they (the Cavs) will have a lot of decisions to make this summer, with tax implications and things like that, but, yeah,” Korver said.

6 years ago – via ESPN

The Atlanta Hawks have begun listening to trade pitches for All-Star forward Paul Millsap in recent days, according to league sources. S‎ources told ESPN.com that the Hawks, fearful of losing Millsap in free agency without compensation in the summer, are not openly shopping him but are taking calls on the 31-year-old and other pending free agents, notably sharpshooter Kyle Korver and swingman Thabo Sefolosha.

6 years ago – via ESPN

Although the Hawks managed to sign Dwight Howard in free agency last summer to fill a frontcourt void, they were stung by the free-agent departure of Al Horford in that Horford, in the words of one source with knowledge of the team’s thinking, got away “for nothing.” The feeling within the organization now, sources said, is that it’s best to gauge the trade market for Millsap, Korver and Sefolosha between now and the Feb. 23 trade deadline to guard against a repeat scenario.